Patricia Corbin, a 56-year-old woman from Dallas, TX, tragically died on December 22, 2015. She was found with a gunshot wound to the head in her apartment in the Lake Highlands area. According to a witness, Patricia and the alleged gunman, Norbert Lewis, 25, had been arguing over the purchase of drugs. After the argument escalated, Lewis allegedly shot Patricia and then fired a shot at the witness, who managed to avoid injury by throwing hot water on Lewis.
Lewis fled the scene but was arrested shortly afterward and charged with murder and aggravated assault.
The investigation revealed that Patricia was transported to Texas Health Presbyterian Hospital, where she was pronounced dead. The case drew significant attention due to the violent nature of the incident and the quick arrest of the suspect. Lewis remains in custody awaiting trial, with a bond set at $500,000.
This tragic event highlights the devastating consequences of drug-related disputes and the importance of addressing such conflicts before they escalate to violence. The loss of Patricia Corbin serves as a somber reminder of the impact that such disputes can have on individuals and their families.
