Woman charged with firing gun at occupied vehicle in Greenville

GREENVILLE, Miss. — A woman was charged after allegedly firing a gun at an occupied vehicle in Greenville on Friday morning, according to police.

Officers with the Greenville Police Department responded to 841 McAllister Street around 9:35 a.m. following reports of shots fired. They contacted the victim, who said a female suspect, identified as Deyonna Fain, drove a gray Chrysler and pointed a green and black handgun out of the window, threatening to kill her.

The victim reported hearing about two gunshots, with one bullet hitting the trunk of a blue Nissan Sentra from 2025 that she was driving. Several bystanders, including an elderly woman, were nearby during the incident. No injuries were reported, authorities said.

The Greenville Police Department’s Criminal Investigation Division responded to investigate the shooting. Fain was subsequently issued a $40,000 bond in connection with the case. Police officials emphasized their commitment to addressing gun violence and ensuring public safety.

The department noted that all persons charged with a crime are presumed innocent until proven guilty in a court of law.

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