A 13-year-old woman held under threat of a revolver after scared her by knocking on her door, according to Dallas police | criminality

The officers were arrested around 4:30 pm in the 1800 block of John West Road, where a witness said the 32-year-old woman, Jessica Martinez, was pointing at the boy and shouting at a nearby parking lot, according to an affidavit. from the arrest warrant.

The police found Martinez and the teenager in the parking lot and ordered him out of his car, the warrant said.

The victim told the police that Martinez had chased him through the parking lot before getting out of his car and robing him of the gun, according to the document.

Martinez first told the police that she had video evidence showing the teenage girl and a group trying to break into her apartment in October. The teenager said that his group knocked on the door because they thought one of their friends was living in the apartment, the affidavit says.

According to the warrant, Martinez changed her story later for the police, claiming that the teenagers had knocked on her door several times, but she thought their shots were more frightening than they were breaking into. She began suing the teenager Tuesday after seeing him. in the street and wanted to have his name.

According to the affidavit, the officers found a live cartridge in Martinez's rifle chamber and five cartridges in the magazine.

She faces a charge of endangering a child and was still in the Dallas County jail on Wednesday afternoon, with a $ 3,500 bail, according to prison records.