Ciera Wynder, 30, of Lansdale.
A Lansdale woman has been sentenced to probation for her role in a December 2020 incident in Upper Gwynedd that was triggered by an argument on social media.
Ciera Wynder, 30, was sentenced to one year of probation last week after pleading guilty to one misdemeanor count of criminal mischief – damaging property. Additional counts of terroristic threats, simple assault, and harassment were dropped in exchange for her plea, court records show.
A misdemeanor count of reckless endangerment was previously dropped at Wynder’s preliminary hearing.
Court records show that Wynder is prohibited from having further contact with the victim, and she must forfeit all firearms to the Montgomery County Detective Bureau.
According to the criminal complaint, Upper Gwynedd Police received a report of a female armed with a handgun on Browning Court at 4:05 p.m. on Dec. 21, 2020. Initial reports indicated that the female had fired one round from the firearm through the window of a vehicle at the location and then fled the scene, police said.
Upon arrival, police made contact with a male victim who stated that he had gotten into an argument with a friend of his — later identified as Wynder — on social media, who then arrived at his front door a short time later, the report states. As the argument continued outside of the victim’s house, Wynder allegedly attempted to grab the victim’s arm and attempted to hit him in the face, police said.
After the victim pushed Wynder away, she reportedly retrieved a handgun from her vehicle and racked the slide while continuing back to the location of the argument, police said. The victim added that Wynder was waiving the handgun around and pointed it at him inches away from his face and chest, threatening to shoot him, the report states. The victim then returned to the inside of his home.
A few minutes after returning to his home, the victim and another resident said they saw Wynder with a baseball bat at the rear of a vehicle that was parked in their driveway, at which point Wynder allegedly broke the rear passenger-side window and then fled the scene, police said.
No shots were fired during the incident, police said.
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