Florida Woman Accused Of Stabbing Boyfriend’s Eye With Rabies Needles For Allegedly Staring At Other Women

A Florida woman identified as 44-year-old Sandra Jimenez, was taken into custody by police after allegedly inserting needles meant for her dogs' rabies shots into her boyfriend's eye after accusing him of “looking at other women,” police said per the NY Post.
Photo Credit: Miami-Dade Police Department

A Florida woman identified as 44-year-old Sandra Jimenez, was taken into custody by police after allegedly inserting needles meant for her dogs’ rabies shots into her boyfriend’s eye after accusing him of

“looking at other women,”

police said per the NY Post. The incident occurred in Miami according to authorities who stated that the disagreement, which had been ongoing, turned violent on Saturday.

Upon arriving at their residence around 10 p.m., Sandra allegedly took the opportunity to deliver a painful message to her boyfriend. According to an arrest affidavit cited by Fox 35 Orlando, Jimenez

“jumped on top of [her partner] with two rabies needles that were for their dogs”

while he lay on the couch. She reportedly jabbed them into his right eyelid. 

The victim immediately contacted the police and was taken to Jackson Memorial Hospital, where he met with detectives. Jimenez had left the house after realizing the severity of her actions. 

Later that night, responding officers found her sleeping in her car outside the residence and proceeded to arrest her. The 44-year-old suspect told officers that her boyfriend’s injury was self-inflicted. 

Jimenez was charged with felony aggravated battery and was initially held at the Miami-Dade County Jail. However, she has since been released on bond and is now under house arrest. Her arraignment is scheduled for December 26.

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