Debria Coble, 23, allegedly fired gunshots into the home while driving a car, a witness told the Memphis Police Department. Ten people were inside the house, including a person who allegedly performed dental work on Ms. Coble. No injuries were reported.
The police were told the shooting was over Ms. Coble’s inability to get a refund for the dental work she received.
Ms. Coble is facing 10 charges of attempted first-degree murder, vandalism and employment of a firearm with intent to commit a felony.
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