CLARKSVILLE, Tenn. (WKRN) — A jury has found a man guilty on multiple charges nearly four years after he allegedly shot and killed a Chinese restaurant employee in Clarksville, the district attorney’s office said.

Marianne Bell of the District Attorney’s Office told News 2 that Jaelyn Gant was found guilty of:

• Charge of first-degree murder during the commission of a robbery
• Murder in the second degree
• Mainly serious robberies
• Unlawful possession of a firearm while a felon

Gant’s trial for the December 2020 murder of 28-year-old Seth Stephens began Monday. The victim’s mother, Rachael Stephens, had testified. Seth was killed while working at the New King Mao restaurant.

Prosecutors alleged that Gant entered, demanded money, and shot Seth when Seth refused to hand over the money. Attorneys also alleged that Gant confessed the crime to his sister.

Gant’s sentencing is scheduled for October 9. Prosecutors say he could receive a maximum sentence of life in prison for the first-degree murder charge, but he could face longer sentences for the other charges.