Houston police arrested two sisters and accused them of threatening their neighbors with a gun after accusing them of 'making too much noise during sex' the day before Valentine's Day. 

Treasure Joann Bibbs, 21, and Alexis Zachkaria Davis, 25, are accused of pulling a gun on married couple Kevin Frank, 30, and Kiara McPherson, 29, just before 7:00 am in the northern part of the city.

Bibbs and Davis are accused of yelling threats at the couple and their children. Now, they're facing aggravated assault with a deadly weapon, a felony. During the incident, police say that the two women held a gun.

They're also accused of leaving threatening notes claiming their were going to kill the couple over their loud romps. 

The incident occurred at the swanky The Worthington apartment development located along Greens Parkway in the Greensport section of the city.

Police say that Kiara McPherson, pictured here, and her husband were accosted in the early hours of Monday morning over their noisy sex 

Treasure Joann Bibbs, 21, is accused alongside her sister of pulling a gun on her neighbors over loud sex 

Alexis Davis, 25, remains behind bars thanks to a prior felony arrest 

Facebook posts from McPherson, who runs her own fake eye lash business, indicate that she just gave birth in the last few weeks and that she is already a mother to two other children, a son and daughter.

If convicted the women could face up to 20 years in prison. Bibbs has been released from Harris County Jail, according to records on a $15,000 bond. 

Davis remains in jail with a bond of $200,000 due to a prior felony case in which she's accused of stealing a 2008 Buick from a used car lot in a Houston-area dealership, according to The Smoking Gun. 

At the time of her arrest for making threats against the couple, Davis was out on bond on that case. 

The website's report says that Davis and another woman cut a fence to get into the dealership around 3:00 am to steal the car. It was recovered shortly after from the outside of her home as it was fitted with a GPS locator. 

The car had been repossessed from outside of Davis' home.   

Social media users had some fun at the story, one quipped: 'Jealously gets people in trouble all the time,' while another remarked: '6:50 in the morning on a Monday?!?!'

The incident occurred here at the swanky Worthington development in the northern part of Houston 

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