Irving Police Arrest Man for Aggravated Assault
A 35-year-old man was arrested following an attack on a security guard at a local gas station.
Updated on Oct. 29, 2026 in Property Crime
Police in Irving arrested 35-year-old Sulieman Alzobaidey for an aggravated assault on a security guard at a gas station. The victim, James Chambers, sustained a broken tooth and a head laceration after being struck with a rock.
Why it matters
The incident highlights ongoing safety concerns for security personnel operating in public commercial spaces. The suspect now faces a felony charge for the assault.
Sulieman Alzobaidey faces a third-degree felony charge for aggravated assault on a security guard in Texas. He remains in custody following his arrest near the scene.
The players
Sulieman Alzobaidey
The 35-year-old suspect is facing a third-degree felony charge for his alleged involvement in the assault.
James Chambers
The security guard was injured during the confrontation at the gas station.
The details
The confrontation occurred at the 4400 block of West Northgate Drive when the guard asked the suspect to leave the Super Fuels property. The suspect allegedly struck the guard with a rock before fleeing, leading to his subsequent arrest by police.
Timeline
Police were dispatched to the gas station at 11:14 p.m. on October 21, 2026.
The suspect was arrested later that night.
Legal Context
This case follows strict sentencing guidelines outlined in the Texas Penal Code regarding assaults against security personnel. The classification of this incident as a third-degree felony mirrors standard prosecution patterns for attacks in this jurisdiction.
Residents and local business owners are advised to remain vigilant regarding security protocols at commercial sites. Police continue to monitor the 4400 block of West Northgate Drive to ensure ongoing safety for employees and the public.
The takeaway
Maintaining clear safety policies for private property remains a critical deterrent against potential violence. Security guards are encouraged to contact local law enforcement immediately when faced with non-compliant individuals.
Further reading
Learn more about local safety trends at Irving Property Crime.
Source note: This article includes information reported by Irving Weekly.
