JACKSON, MS – Authorities in Jackson have arrested a woman and a man following a fatal altercation that erupted over a bicycle dispute, leaving a woman dead. The incident unfolded in the early hours of Wednesday at a residence on Marydale Drive in the city’s southern district.

The victim, 47-year-old Sabrina Mulconrey, was pronounced dead at the scene after sustaining multiple gunshot wounds, according to Jackson Police Chief Joseph Wade.

The confrontation that led to the shooting reportedly involved Sabrina’s daughter, Marina Mulconrey, 29, and a group of men, suspected to be teenagers, over a contentious bicycle incident at her South Jackson home.

Marina Mulconrey was taken into custody and named as one of the primary suspects in the case. Public Information Officer Tommie Brown confirmed that she faces charges along with Lucas Smith, 23, who is also implicated in the shooting. Both individuals have been charged with murder.

The incident began with an escalating argument, though specific details about the stolen bicycle and how it prompted such violence remain under investigation. Chief Wade has not reported any other injuries that may have occurred during the altercation.

As the investigation unfolds, law enforcement officials continue to probe the events that led to Sabrina’s tragic death. The authorities have not released further information on the role of the group of men involved.

The shooting has resonated through the Jackson community, sparking discussions around domestic disputes and violence. Local residents are left grappling with the senselessness of the tragedy as reflections on family and safety among neighbors become paramount.

Both suspects are expected to face a judge as the judicial process takes its course. Details regarding their arraignment have yet to be announced while investigators work diligently to piece together the timeline and motives behind the deadly encounter.