Jury recommends sentences for 4 convicted in shooting that killed Olympian's daughter

LEXINGTON, Ky. (AP) -- A jury has recommended sentences for four men who were convicted after a shooting that left the teenage daughter of Olympic track star Tyson Gay dead.

Fifteen-year-old Trinity Gay was shot to death in Lexington in 2016.

Jurors pronounced Chazerae Taylor guilty of wanton murder and four counts of wanton endangerment, recommending a 20-year sentence. His son, D'Markeo Taylor, was found guilty of wanton endangerment, and jurors recommended 15 months. D'Vonta Middlebrooks was found guilty on one count of wanton endangerment, and the jury recommended 15 years. Lamonte Williams was found guilty on five counts of wanton endangerment, and jurors recommended one year.

The four men were found guilty in connection with the fatal shooting Trinity Gay.

News outlets report a jury returned verdicts Monday after deliberating nearly five hours.

Authorities said Trinity Gay was an innocent bystander, shot in the neck during a parking lot shootout in 2016.

Tyson Gay says he's glad his daughter got some justice.