A 23-year-old woman in Louisiana has been busted for allegedly shooting another woman during a Facebook Live stream. Nautica Nicole Angelique Byrd, 23, was taken into custody in Shreveport on Monda…
A 23-year-old woman in Louisiana has been busted for allegedly shooting another woman during a Facebook Live stream.
Nautica Nicole Angelique Byrd, 23, was taken into custody in Shreveport on Monday on one count of illegal use of weapons/dangerous instruments,The charges stem from a June 7 incident when Byrd allegedly went live on her Facebook account while arguing with another woman, the outlet said. According to police, Byrd was waving a handgun during the altercation and fired wildly at the woman multiple times.As of Wednesday afternoon, Byrd remained in custody at the Caddo Correctional Center.
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