She likely will, which is why she shouldn't have been charged. It's a civil matter, not criminal, when one causes death or injury due to mishandling their work-related equipment. There was zero malice on her part. There was no reckless disregard on her part. In the midst of mayhem (caused by the deceased), she accidentally grabbed the wrong piece of equipment. In law, that's called mistake of fact, which is clear here. Mistake of fact renders one innocent of criminal mens rea.
