A woman from Bexar County has been arrested and accused of threatening her ex. The alleged threat involved releasing an intimate photo of the individual. The dispute between the two parties reportedly centers around $80,000.
According to available information, the woman used a fake phone number to make the threat. Further details about the case are available from local news sources, including WOAI News 4. The woman allegedly admitted to sending the image, leading to her arrest.
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