PONTIAC, Michigan (AP) -- A man who castrated another man on his kitchen table was convicted of practicing medicine without a license.
Shuo-Shan Wang, 29, was found guilty by a jury Friday for performing the voluntary castration. Police arrested him after they found a 48-year-old man hemorrhaging outside of Wang's home in the Detroit suburb of Oak Park.
Authorities said Wang operated at the table in his home and then he and the man shared some pie at the same table. Wang did not charge for the surgery.
The man was seeking the castration because he had a sexually transmitted disease and no longer wanted a sex drive, prosecutors have said. The man found Wang while searching the Internet for someone to castrate him.
Wang, who is in the United States on a student visa and is originally from Taiwan, told police he learned the skill from his grandparents.
He faces charges of practicing medicine without a license and dispensing prescription medicine without a license.
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