Zimmerman's wife pleads not guilty to perjury
{{#rendered}} {{/rendered}}Left: George Zimmerman and his wife (Right) Shellie Zimmerman. (AP)
The wife of Trayvon Martin's shooter has entered a written plea of not guilty on a perjury charge.
Shellie Zimmerman will be arraigned Tuesday in central Florida after a judge said she lied about her and husband George Zimmerman's finances during a bond hearing.
Shellie Zimmerman was arrested June 12 and released on bond the same day.
{{#rendered}} {{/rendered}}Her attorney Kelly Sims entered the plea Friday and also waived Zimmerman's right to appear in court.
George Zimmerman has pleaded not guilty to second-degree murder in Martin's shooting. He was initially granted $150,000 bond and released. But a judge revoked that bond last month after state attorneys argued that Zimmerman and his wife lied about money raised from a website.
He has since been freed on a new $1 million bond.