Unhinged Oregon Woman Facing Charges After Pulling Gun On Driver Parking His Work Truck

A Whatcom County woman already suspected of pointing a gun at a neighbor earlier this year, also allegedly pointed a gun at three other neighbors inspecting their own, undeveloped property a few weeks earlier.
The Whatcom County Sheriff's Officer booked Jennifer Leigh Dubrow, 68, into Whatcom County Jail Thursday, June 23, on suspicion of three counts of first-degree assault.
The sheriff's office attempted to contact Dubrow through her attorney to have her turn herself in, but those attempts were unsuccessful. Dubrow was eventually located and arrested without incident.
Whatcom County Superior Court records show Dubrow already is awaiting trial for second-degree assault (deadly weapon) from earlier incident.
In that incident, Dubrow allegedly pointed a gun at a neighbor while he was driving his vehicle into his driveway at a slow speed.
The victim in the April 6 incident told deputies he was able to exit his vehicle and run inside his house after no shots were fired, and surveillance footage of the incident was captured by another neighbor.
When deputies spoke with Dubrow, she told them she was walking on the road and believed the victim was going to run her over, so she pulled out the loaded gun and pointed it at him in self-defense. But the surveillance video reportedly shows it was "unreasonable for (Dubrow) to believe the van, which was pulling into a driveway at a slow speed, was attempting to assault her."
Jail records show Dubrow was released a day after that incident, on April 7, on $1,000 cash bond.