A former Mount Vernon police official faces attempted murder charges for allegedly being the getaway driver in a Bronx shooting, prosecutors said.

A newly unsealed indictment states her family was part of a coordinated shooting attack outside Bronx Criminal Court in June.

Jennifer Lackard, 49, served as deputy commissioner of wellness in the community affairs division of the Mount Vernon Police Department.

According to the NYPD, police responded to a shots fired call outside a courthouse on East 162nd Street and Grant Avenue in the Bronx just before noon on June 29. Police said a gunman opened fire at a crowd of people, and took off in a vehicle that headed northbound on East 163rd Street. Fortunately, no one was hit by the gunfire.

According to the indictment, Lackard’s 20-year-old son, Chase, texted his mom to be waiting outside court, writing, “Be directly In Fromt [sic] When I Leave.”

Jennifer Lackard allegedly replied, “When?” She later allegedly texted, “You can’t just sit directly outside. It has to be timed right.”

Prosecutors say Chase Lackard then put on a black mask inside the courthouse before getting into the car with Jennifer Lackard and her husband, James Lackard.

The trio allegedly drove around with a loaded firearm for 45 minutes before pulling up behind the courthouse. That’s when prosecutors say Chase Lackard fired multiple shots from inside the car towards a crowd before the family fled.

At 5:30 a.m. Tuesday, police executed a search warrant at the family’s apartment in the Soundview section of the Bronx. Jennifer Lackard and Chase Lackard were arrested.

They were charged with attempted murder, three counts of attempted assault, six counts of weapons possession, as well as one count each of conspiracy and reckless endangerment.