Excerpted from today's Oxford Eagle Crime Report:

    A Lafayette County woman was arrested Monday and charged with drive-by shooting
for an incident that occurred Saturday, according to the Lafayette County Sheriff's
Department.
    Kimberly Johnson, 37, of Suncrest Drive was picked up on a warrant Monday by
deputies and taken to the Lafayette County Detention Center where she was booked
without a bond pending a first appearance hearing.
    Investigator Scott Mills said Johnson was one of two suspects being charged with
shooting at a female victim in the Brittany Woods subdivision on Saturday, although no
one was injured.

According to Mississippi Statute Section 97-3-109, a person is guilty of the felony of drive-by shooting if she attempts, 
other than for lawful self-defense, to cause serious bodily injury to another, or causes such injury purposely, knowingly 
or recklessly under circumstances manifesting extreme indifference to the value of human life by discharging a firearm 
while in or on a vehicle. A person convicted of drive-by shooting shall be punished by a prison term not to exceed thirty 
(30) years and a fine not to exceed Ten Thousand Dollars ($10,000.00).