they agonize over a decision like this. and, of course, it took them four days. i think what made the difference is when the jurors about midway through deliberations said we want to take the taser and gun back with us into the jury room. that, i thought that was the end for her. she would get convicted because the difference between a taser and gun is so dramatic, the weight, the feel, the size, the dimensions, you know, the taser is holstered on the left. the gun on the right. it's exceedingly difficult to argue weapons confusion i think that made the difference she will be sentenced in february. what is she likely to get 10 years. >> only sentence on the top count. the sentencing guidelines anywhere from 6 to 8 years, seven years would be my guess. you end up serving about two