" Get that camera out of my face! Like I've gone through enough!." Natasha Light showed some of the demeanor she had Monday when she got busted for battery on a state trooper, but was quiet for her hearing Tuesday. The woman was a passenger in a truck pursued by police September 13th when its driver, Brian Good, and Charleston policeman Jerry Jones were shot to death. Tuesday Light plead guilty to two counts of battery on a cop and one count of fleeing from an unrelated May domestic incident where she fought with police. She was sentenced to 45 days in jail. The plea deal requires her to pay $47.50 a day in jail costs. Kanawha County Prosecutor Mark Plants made the deal and says he hopes to require other defendants to pay to cut the county's 400,000 dollar a month jail bill. The charges from Monday where Light struggled with troopers arresting her husband for failing to register as a sex offender remain active. Nothing in the plea deal would prevent charges linked to Jones' death, but no charges in that incident have been made against Light so far.