Terrance Brown, 34, was arrested Wednesday morning on charges of aggravated kidnapping.
According to official court records obtained by EverythingLubbock.com, Brown forced his way into a woman’s home with a gun and threatened her before driving off.
Records report officers were dispatched to a residence in reference to domestic disturbance call.
The caller reported that a man had entered the residence unlawfully and was armed with a revolver-style handgun.
When officers arrived the victim told police that Brown entered her home threatened to shoot her and others inside and forced her to go outside with him.
Official documents state the victim said she complied out of fear for her children inside the home.
Documents show Brown forced the victim into his car and drove the victim a short distance near the 2000 block of 58th Street where he continued making threats of shooting and beating the victim.
The records report the victim feared for her safety, exited vehicle and ran back toward her home.
Brown chased the victim before she was able to get away.
Witnesses at the scene confirmed Brown unlawfully entered the home with a revolver, and officers later located a blue Kia matching the description of the vehicle he was driving.
Officers attempted to contact Brown at his residence in the 2100 block of 35th Street.
Police reported they saw him exit the Kia and enter a nearby home before eventually surrendering.
A revolver-style handgun was found in Brown’s seat matching the one witnesses described and photos provided by the victim.
Brown denied ever leaving his residence that night claiming he had not seen the victim in person since Sept. 2.
Records show Brown had a prior felony conviction and was in possession of a firearm outside his residence, unlawfully entered habitation and committed a felony Aggravated Kidnapping.
Brown is currently being held at the Lubbock County Detention Center.
