College student Lily and her roommate took someone else's coffee and doughnuts from the student union coffee shop. They were chased by a customer from the coffee shop, who was hit by a car as Lily and her roommate raced across the street.
With what offense are Lily and her roommate most likely to be charged?
a. First-degree murder
b. Second-degree murder
c. Involuntary manslaughter
d. Voluntary manslaughter
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