Heather Landry, a 40-year-old resident of Fort Myers, Florida, is currently at large and wanted by law enforcement after failing to appear for a scheduled court date. Landry is facing serious charges stemming from an incident of aggravated assault. According to reports from Southwest Florida Crime Stoppers, the alleged crime occurred when Landry discovered an unauthorized vehicle parked in her designated spot at an apartment complex. The confrontation escalated rapidly as Landry began yelling at the other driver and subsequently fired a gun through the windshield of the vehicle, striking the driver and three passengers. Following the shooting, Landry exited her vehicle and returned to her apartment without further incident. Deputies arrested Landry at that location, and she was held in jail for one night before posting a $30,000 bond. Despite her release, Landry failed to appear for her subsequent court proceedings, prompting authorities to issue a warrant for her arrest. Landry is described as being 5 feet 3 inches tall and weighing 160 pounds. Investigators believe she is actively evading capture by moving between Lee and Collier counties. Her criminal history is extensive, including 19 previous arrests for offenses involving drugs, prostitution, and weapons. The Lee County Sheriff’s Office and Southwest Florida Crime Stoppers are urging the public to remain vigilant. Anyone with information regarding Landry’s whereabouts is encouraged to contact the investigating agency or Crime Stoppers immediately. Tips can be submitted anonymously. Authorities emphasize that Landry may be armed and dangerous, and the public should not attempt to approach or confront her. Instead, individuals should call 911 if they spot her. This case highlights the ongoing efforts by local law enforcement to apprehend fugitives who violate court orders and pose a potential threat to public safety.