( CNN ) -- A Colorado woman charged with conspiring to provide material support to terrorists pleaded guilty on Tuesday , according to a U.S. Justice Department statement . Prosecutors say Jamie Paulin-Ramirez aided Colleen LaRose , a woman who called herself `` Jihad Jane , '' in a conspiracy plot to commit murder . LaRose is suspected of communicating with Paulin-Ramirez in August 2009 , when the pair allegedly conspired to obtain military-style training in South Asia , traveling to Europe to participate and support violent jihad , according to a superseding indictment in 2010 . Paulin-Ramirez accepted LaRose 's invitation , traveling to Ireland with her child with the intent to live and train with jihadists , it said . `` Keeping our community and the country safe are a top priority of this office , '' said U.S. Attorney Zane David Memeger , who lauded `` the importance and success of international collaboration when fighting terrorism . '' Last month , LaRose pleaded guilty at a federal change-of-plea hearing in Philadelphia after being indicted in 2009 on four counts , including conspiring to support terrorists and kill someone overseas . She was allegedly part of a plot to murder Swedish cartoonist Lars Vilks , who outraged some by depicting the prophet Mohammed with the body of a dog in 2007 . But Paulin-Ramirez 's attorney Jeremy Ibrahim denies the broader conspiracy claim . `` It 's clear that she is not implicated in the larger conspiracy involving Colleen LaRose , a conspiracy involving a plot to kill , '' he said . Paulin-Ramirez was arrested in Ireland after LaRose . If convicted , she faces up to 15 years in prison and a possible $ 250,000 fine at sentencing . Five other co-conspirators were allegedly involved , but have not been named by the government .
NEW : Jamie Paulin-Ramirez pleads guilty to a terrorism charge . Prosecutors say woman aided Colleen LaRose , a woman who called herself `` Jihad Jane '' Paulin-Ramirez was arrested in Ireland after LaRose . If convicted , she faces up to 15 years in prison and a possible $ 250,000 fine .