A jury convicts former nurse Nicole Linton of murder charges stemming from a high-speed crash in Los Angeles that kills six people. The verdict comes after jurors deliberate for about three hours, according to one outlet.

The New York Times reports that Linton is found guilty on six counts of second-degree murder connected to the 2022 crash, which investigators say occurred at approximately 130 mph. The charges include the death of an unborn child. The outlets both focus on the murder conviction and the crash fatalities, but they differ in emphasis, with one outlet highlighting the speed of the jury’s decision while the other details the specific counts and how the unborn child death factors into the charges.