Three people were arrested late last week after a shower of bullets struck several mobile homes in Houston County.
Dianna Bryan and Todd Eric Martin are charged with one count of shooting into an occupied dwelling and one count of second-degree assault. Lezair Hammock is charged with two counts of shooting into an occupied dwelling.
On Friday, June 23, at around 7:50 p.m., Houston County deputies, responded to the 7200 block of U.S. Highway 84 in Cowarts for a possible firearm assault. People are also reading… As the investigation got underway, Houston County Sheriff Donald Valenza said two of the suspects, Bryan and Martin, were outside shooting at targets when one of the bullets ricocheted into a nearby mobile home, striking the woman.
Following the shooting, Martin fled law enforcement by running into the woods, and was apprehended a few hours later. Bryan was taken into custody without incident, and Hammock was later arrested after he drove the victim to Southeast Health for medical treatment.
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