Las Vegas, NV (KXNT) – The man convicted of shooting a waiter in the Chinatown section of Las Vegas multiple times found out how much time he’ll be spending in prison on Monday.
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A judge sentenced 24-year-old Rashawn Gaston-Anderson to 7 to 18 years behind bars for the shooting of Chengyan Wang, a waiter at the Shanghai Taste restaurant. Wang survived despite being shot a number of times.
Gaston-Anderson was initially declared incompetent to stand trial, but that decision was later reversed. Gaston-Anderson then agreed to a plea deal where he pleaded guilty in October to reduced charges of attempted robbery with the use of a deadly weapon and mayhem.
Initially, Gaston-Anderson was charged with attempted murder, robbery, and battery charges.