MILWAUKEE (CBS 58) -- A 23-year-old Milwaukee woman, who pleaded guilty to first-degree reckless homicide in the shooting death of a 14-year-old, learned her fate.

Thursday, Aug. 14, a judge sentenced Zariah Johnson to 32 years with 15 years of extended supervision. 

The shooting happened Aug. 15, 2024 near 39th and Vliet. 

Johnson told investigators she observed a group of teens breaking her sister's car window near the front of their home on 37th Street before she grabbed a handgun belonging to her mother and fired warning shots to scare them off.

The criminal complaint stated Johnson then got into a vehicle and began chasing the teens, continuing to fire shots at them. Alijah Golden-Richmond, 14, was shot in the back and died at a hospital from his injuries.