Lamontavian Booker indicted by Lubbock Grand Jury after July shooting

This past July, Booker allegedly showed up at a house on 136th Street, way out past Cooper High. He reportedly shot someone multiple times. Court documents indicate the whole thing kicked off over an argument involving his former partner and a cousin. That victim ended up with serious injuries, requiring extensive medical attention.

A Lubbock grand jury reviewed all the presented evidence, deciding there's enough to formally pursue felony charges. This indictment now pushes the serious case into the trial phase, where Booker will answer to the allegations.

For locals, this means accountability for a violent act that shattered the peace of a South Lubbock neighborhood. It reinforces the serious consequences when personal disputes escalate into gunfire, especially in areas folks consider residential and safe, like those tucked away near the South Plains Mall. This kind of incident always makes residents think twice.

Aggravated assault with a deadly weapon carries a potential prison sentence ranging from two to 20 years in a Texas state penitentiary.