Woman shot at parents because her father wouldn’t stop watching UGA game

Georgia quarterback Jake Fromm goes after a fumble that was recovered by Kentucky outside linebacker Josh Allen during Saturday's 34-17 win by the Bulldogs. Fromm said winning the SEC East title was tougher this year. Georgia quarterback Jake Fromm goes after a fumble that was recovered by Kentucky outside linebacker Josh Allen during Saturday's 34-17 win by the Bulldogs. Fromm said winning the SEC East title was tougher this year.

By Associated Press November 9, 2018 1 min read

MILLEDGEVILLE, Ga. – A sheriff’s office says a woman repeatedly shot a gun at her parents because her father wanted to keep watching the University of Georgia-Kentucky football game.

The Macon Telegraph reports 28-year-old Tambria Chaprii Palmer was arrested Saturday on charges including aggravated assault.

A Baldwin County sheriff’s Office report says Palmer changed the channel while her father, Darrell, was watching the game. It says the father turned off the television, blocking it from being turned back on.

The report says Palmer then said she would “send everyone in the house to hell,” loaded a gun and proceeded to empty the magazine as her parents scrambled for safety with their grandchildren.

It’s unclear if Palmer has a lawyer.