The jury has reached a verdict in the Mehserle case.

Johannes Mehserhle, accused of killing Oscar Grant on New Year's Day at the Frutivale platform, faces a conviction of 2nd degree murder (15 years - life), voluntary manslaughter (3 - 11 years), involuntary manslaughter (2 - 4 years), or acquittal (uh oh!).

The verdict will be read between 4 p.m. - 4:30 today.

Please stay tuned for updates.

Update 3:20: For those at home, KTVU 2 and NBC Bay Area 11 are live right now.

Update 3:30: BART says they'll be running normal service. For updates, follow BART on Twitter at www.twitter.com/sfbart or call 510-465-BART (2278).

Also, a peaceful, youth-based protest will take place at 14th and Broadway in Oakland.

Update 3:36: Businesses in Oakland (like the Kaiser Center) are allowing employees to return home early today, with plans on closing the buildings before the verdict is read.

Update 4:04: BART officials are asking for patience. All trains in downtown Oakland and San Francisco are packed with riders going home early.

Update 4:10: Verdict in. Johannes Mehserle is guilty of involuntary manslaughter.

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