Tulsa Woman Pleads Guilty To Shooting Her Boyfriend

A Tulsa woman entered a guilty plea in district court after police say she shot her boyfriend during an argument. Jilma "Kimberly" Lara, 39, reportedly told a detective she went into a "rage" before shooting at the man three or four times.

According to court documents, Lara tried to wake her boyfriend at 3 a.m. at their home in the 11800 block of East 22nd Street on May 15, 2012.

The couple argued, and Lara grabbed a shotgun and began firing shots at her boyfriend, who is also the father of her 7-year-old son, an arrest report states.

Lara, who has been convicted of engaging in prostitution in Tulsa County, told police she was tired of being "pimped out."

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She shot him in the back as he tried to run away, the arresting officer said.

Lara was sentenced Thursday for assault and battery with a deadly weapon. The victim refused to press charges in the assault, telling the judge in a letter that he believed he was hit by a ricochet and that Lara did not mean to injure him. He also notes that he now has sole custody of their son.