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A domestic dispute allegedly involving gunfire, threats and a firearm pointed at another person has landed a 62-year-old Reidsville man behind bars without bond.
According to the Rockingham County Sheriff's Office, deputies responded to a domestic incident involving the discharge of a firearm on October 10, 2026, at 108 Stovall Loop in Eden.
Investigators say the incident involved Albert Talmadge Nimmons, 62, of Reidsville, who now faces multiple criminal charges stemming from the confrontation.
Detective B. Perkins, a Rockingham County Sheriff's Office detective and Invictus Task Force officer, led the investigation.
Following several days of investigative work, authorities filed charges against Nimmons on October 14.
Nimmons faces five charges:
Felony discharge of a firearm to incite fear
Felony possession of a firearm by a felon
Crime of domestic violence
Assault by pointing a gun
Communicating threats
Authorities have not released additional details about what allegedly led to the confrontation, who was threatened or whether anyone suffered injuries.
Nimmons was taken into custody on October 17, 2026, and transported to the Rockingham County Detention Facility, where he was ordered held without bond.
His next scheduled court appearance is October 26, 2026.
Rockingham County Sheriff Billy Parker praised Detective Perkins for her investigative work and emphasized his department's commitment to seeking justice for victims of crime, particularly those affected by domestic violence.
The sheriff also recognized the dedication of his entire staff in investigating these types of incidents.
DOMESTIC VIOLENCE HELP AVAILABLE
The Sheriff's Office reminds residents that domestic violence should never be ignored and encourages anyone experiencing abuse or threats to seek assistance.
Those needing help can contact the Rockingham County Sheriff's Office at 336-634-3232 or HELP, Inc. at 336-342-3331. Anyone facing an immediate emergency should call 911.
What reportedly began as a domestic confrontation has now become a criminal case involving multiple firearm-related allegations.
Nimmons is presumed innocent of all charges unless and until proven guilty in court.
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