Deputies say a shooting on the 7400 block of Legend Point Drive on March 2 ended with a San Antonio-area woman in custody after shots were allegedly fired toward a man's car and his home. The victim later found two bullet holes in the taillight area of his vehicle and damage to the lower bumper. Authorities arrested 34-year-old Abigail Hernandez and booked her on multiple counts, with bond set at $410,000, according to the Bexar County Sheriff's Office.
In a detailed recap posted by the Bexar County Sheriff's Office, deputies said they responded to a reported shooting on Legend Point Drive and later pulled over a vehicle that matched the description given to law enforcement. According to the post, deputies recovered a white vape pen, about 0.3 ounces of marijuana, two shell casings and one live round from the investigation. The sheriff's office listed the charges filed against Hernandez, including aggravated assault with a deadly weapon, deadly conduct (discharge of a firearm), abandoning/endangering a child, unlawful carrying of a weapon, possession of a controlled substance (PG2 <1g) and possession of marijuana <2oz, and noted that bond was set at $410,000.
Online records from the Bexar County Central Magistrate show Hernandez in custody under booking number B202608818, listed as Abigail Nicole Hernandez. The public magistrate portal, which displays recent bookings processed by the Central Magistrate Office, includes an entry connected to the March 2 incident.
What Deputies Say They Found
Deputies reported locating two shell casings near the victim's vehicle and a Taurus M&P 9mm handgun in the roadway that had been reported stolen, along with one live round. The victim told investigators his car had two strikes to the taillight area and damage to the lower bumper. Investigators allege Hernandez returned to the location and fired two shots toward the vehicle and the residence. These details are laid out in the Bexar County Sheriff's Office Facebook post.
Charges And Legal Context
The counts listed by the sheriff's office include a mix of felony and misdemeanor allegations. Under Texas law, aggravated assault is defined in Penal Code §22.02 and deadly conduct in §22.05. Those statutes show that, depending on the circumstances of the alleged conduct, these offenses can carry felony penalties.
What’s Next
The case remains under investigation, and Hernandez remains in custody pending further court proceedings. Officials have indicated they will release more information as the investigation and court process continue.
