Man gets 20-year term in Waianae shooting death
Zaysten Vincent, who pleaded guilty to manslaughter in a fatal shooting near the Waianae Small Boat Harbor in 2021, was sentenced Wednesday by Circuit Court Judge Shanlyn Park to 20 years in prison. Vincent, 21, faces 10 years for a firearm charge, with credit for time served, in the death of Jarron Crowell, 26.
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Zaysten Vincent, middle, greets his family after his sentencing.
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Zaysten Vincent, right, looks back at his family after his sentencing.
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Family and friends of Jarron Crowell listen to the sentencing for Zaysten Vincent.
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Alexsis Limahai, mother of Jarron Crowell, holds a photo of her son while listening to the sentencing hearing for Zaysten Vincent.
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Alexsis Limahai, mother of Jarron Crowell, holds a photo of her son while listening to the sentencing hearing for Zaysten Vincent.
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Alexsis Limahai, mother of Jarron Crowell, holds a photo of her son while listening to the sentencing hearing for Zaysten Vincent.
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Alexsis Limahai, mother of Jarron Crowell, holds a photo of her son while listening to the sentencing hearing for Zaysten Vincent.
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Judge Shanlyn Park reads the sentence for Zaysten Vincent.
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Defense attorney Myles Breiner gestures while giving closing remarks.
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Zaysten Vincent speaks during his sentencing hearing.
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Zaysten Vincent speaks during his sentencing hearing.
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Zaysten Vincent speaks during his sentencing hearing.
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Zaysten Vincent speaks during his sentencing hearing.
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Alexsis Limahi, mother of Jarron Crowell, holds photos of her son after delivering a statement during the sentencing for Zaysten Vincent, right.
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Alexsis Limahi, mother of Jarron Crowell, holds photos of her son after delivering a statement during the sentencing for Zaysten Vincent, right.
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James Crowell, father of Jarron Crowell, walks back to the gallery after delivering a statement during the sentencing for Zaysten Vincent, seated at right.
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Zaysten Vincent, right, and defense attorney Myles Breiner listen to a statement from James Crowell, father of Jarron Crowell, during Vincent’s sentencing.
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