3 siblings arrested after shots fired during family dispute in Kathleen

Officers and detectives responded to a report of shots fired at 124 Pearl Moss Lane around 8:41 a.m. on October 22.

KATHLEEN, Georgia (41NBC/WMGT) – Three siblings have been arrested following a dispute involving knives and gunfire at a home in Kathleen on Thursday, according to the Perry Police Department.

Officers and detectives responded to a report of shots fired at 124 Pearl Moss Lane around 8:41 a.m. on October 22.

According to police, a preliminary investigation found that a verbal argument between the siblings escalated into a physical confrontation involving knives and the discharge of a firearm.

Investigators found no evidence that anyone was shot or stabbed. However, police said minor injuries resulted from a physical altercation between two of the siblings inside the home.

Police identified those arrested as 33-year-old Devalih Pullum, 32-year-old Deshawn Pullum and 27-year-old Larry Pullum.

Devalih Pullum is charged with one count of aggravated assault related to family violence and one count of battery related to family violence. Deshawn Pullum is charged with aggravated assault and terroristic threats related to family violence, while Larry Pullum is charged with aggravated assault related to family violence.

Investigators determined that all three siblings share the residence.

The Perry Police Department thanked residents who provided security camera footage and statements that assisted investigators.

Anyone with information about the incident is asked to contact Detective Tayler Talley with the Perry Police Department at 478-988-2833.