A Converse woman pulled out a handgun and threatened to shoot her next-door neighbor after being shoved during a heated argument over bulk trash pickup, surveillance footage obtained by KSAT Investigates shows.
The March 4 incident along Bismarck Lane ended with the woman who had the gun pointed at her arrested by Converse PD for misdemeanor assault, police and court records show.
Vasquez says, “I don’t give a fu**, that’s my fu**ing grass,” before delivering a two-handed shove to Barr’s neck area. “You fu**ing touch me again bit** and I’ll fu**ing shoot your a**,” says Barr as she points the gun and walks toward Vasquez, who is now standing in her own yard.Barr points the gun at Vasquez a second time before a young woman walks onto Barr’s driveway and tells Vasquez to go away.
Vasquez said a decade of frustration from dealing with Barr was running through her when she walked up to Barr and shoved her. “Ms. Barr is defending her real property. She’s not using violent force when the conflict starts. Ms. Vasquez is the initiator of that conflict,” said Hunter.
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