Miracle Herron was arrested and now faces a felony charge.
According to Mark Herman, Harris County Constable Precinct 4, deputies responded to a weapons disturbance call in the 19900 block of Foxwood Forest Boulevard on Monday. Deputies investigated a verbal altercation involving Herron and another individual, and the post states that Herron pointed a firearm at the other person during the confrontation.
Weapon Recovered, Suspect Taken Into Custody
Deputies located the firearm at the scene and arrested Herron, who was booked into Harris County Jail, per the same account. She was charged with aggravated assault with a deadly weapon. Constable Mark Herman said the deputies responded quickly, located the weapon, and took the suspect into custody.
Bond for Herron had not been set as of the post, with the decision pending before the 179th District Court.
Constable Stresses Accountability
Herman said disagreements should never escalate to a firearm threat to someone's life. He added that his office remains committed to community safety and accountability for people who threaten others.
The Foxwood Forest arrest follows a separate case in the same precinct's coverage area, in which deputies responded to the 8100 block of Schaffer Lane after receiving multiple calls reporting an armed man walking through the Prestonwood Forest neighborhood, pointing a handgun at residents and their homes and making threats, according to the Montgomery County Police Reporter. In that case, the outlet reported that Micah Whitehurst was charged with two counts of aggravated assault with a deadly weapon and two counts of aggravated assault against a public servant, with his bond also not yet set at the time of publication.
No details have been released about the identity of the other person involved in the Foxwood Forest Boulevard incident, and it remains unclear whether anyone was injured. The case against Herron remains pending as the 179th District Court weighs the bond decision.
