A convicted felon was arrested Wednesday after Fresno police say he assaulted his girlfriend, threatened people inside a residence with a firearm, and was later found with cocaine and ammunition.

Fresno police officers responded to a reported domestic disturbance involving Seth Pullen and a woman with whom he is in a dating relationship.

Police told GV Wire that Pullen and the woman became involved in a physical altercation during which Pullen struck her on the arm and chest.

Pullen then allegedly pulled a firearm from his pocket and threatened to kill everyone inside the residence, police said. He also pointed the firearm at a witness and threatened to kill her, according to police. The witness told officers she feared for her life.

Pullen left the residence but was later arrested with the firearm in his possession, police said. A criminal history check showed Pullen is a convicted felon.

Police said officers also found Pullen with 17 rounds of 9mm ammunition, a high-capacity magazine, and approximately 108.3 grams of cocaine.

Pullen also allegedly had a small scale and about 200 small plastic zip-lock bags in his possession.

He was booked into the Fresno County Jail and his bail is set at $207,400.

How to Get Help

If you are experiencing domestic abuse, help is available at the Marjaree Mason Center 24-Hour Crisis Helpline, (559) 233-HELP, or by calling 1-(800)-799-SAFE.

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