Police arrested a 20-year-old woman after three early-morning shootings targeted the same Prosper home over a three-day span, with investigators still searching for two men and two vehicles tied to the attacks.
Mariha Marie Bullock was booked into the Denton County Jail on a deadly conduct charge after the third shooting early Saturday, according to information from the Prosper Police Department cited by FOX 4. No injuries were reported.
The shootings targeted a home in the 1100 block of Oakbrook Street, police said.
Same Home Targeted Three Times
The first shooting happened around 1:30 a.m. Thursday, when someone in a white Audi hatchback fired seven to eight handgun rounds into the home and a parked vehicle, according to police.
Police said the first shooting was not reported at the time.
Surveillance video later showed the same vehicle return about an hour later, when someone fired about 10 more rounds at the same home, police said. Officers responded to the second shooting, but the suspect had already left.
A third shooting happened around 1:20 a.m. Saturday. Surveillance footage showed two unidentified suspects approaching the home on foot, according to police.
At least one suspect opened fire, discharging about 12 rounds into the home.
Woman Arrested After Third Shooting
Prosper police responded to the area after the third shooting and established a perimeter with help from the Elm Ridge Police Department.
Officers arrested Bullock, and police said investigators could file additional charges as the case continues.
Police said the home was intentionally targeted, but they have not released a motive.
Investigators are still searching for two unidentified men believed to be connected to the shootings. Police described them as black males between the ages of 20 and 30. One is about 6 feet tall and may go by the name “Daniel.”
Investigators are also trying to locate a white Audi hatchback with an unknown license plate and a newer-model blue Cadillac sedan.
Police Increase Patrols
Prosper police said they are working with regional law enforcement partners, including Elm Ridge and Celina police.
The department also increased patrol resources and tactical assets in the neighborhood after the shootings.
Investigators asked nearby residents to review doorbell, home security, and vehicle camera footage from the timeframes of the shootings.
Anyone with information or relevant footage should contact the Prosper Police Department.
