An organization that helps people bail out of jail -- and supported by big celebs -- has shut down after getting sued by a man who was shot days after the shooter was released on bail ... bail posted by the org.
last December. He had been arrested on burglary charges and had a long rap sheet, including attempted grand larceny, carrying a concealed weapon, felony burglary and auto theft ... this according to 8NewsNow.Chengyan WangGaston-Anderson copped a plea on charges of attempted robbery, mayhem with enhancements for using a deadly weapon. He was sentenced to 7-18 years.
The Bail Project, which has posted bond for 51 people in the Las Vegas area since 2021, called the incident"an absolute tragedy." The Bail Project reportedly violated the law by not registering with the Nevada Division of Insurance.
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