A screen shot of the apartment fire on Covington Highway, posted on DeKalb County Fire Rescue Social media.

A jury has found a woman guilty of several charges connected to a fatal October apartment fire.

Jurors found Jasmine Lashae Lockett guilty of arson, felony murder, five counts of aggravated assault and three counts of criminal damage to property, according to the DeKalb County District Attorney’s office. The fire killed Tony Hubert.

The fire began early in the morning on Oct. 21, 2015 at The Parke On Covington apartments

“The 37-year-old Hubert helped his family escape the blaze that started in the corridor outside the only entrance to in his second-story apartment,” the DA’s office said. “He was later found dead inside the apartment.”

Lockett could be sentenced to life in prison, the DA’s office said.

“While Lockett was indicted along with Melvin Wayne Griffin III, prosecutors were able to prove that Lockett actually ignited the blaze,” the DA’s office said. “Griffin pleaded guilty to manslaughter and is serving five years in prison.”

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