A former basketball star who was inducted
into the Maine Sports Hall of Fame last month has been indicted on
a child pornography charge.
A Penobscot County grand jury on Wednesday indicted 61-year-old
Dana E. Wilson, of Brewer, on a charge of possession of sexually
explicit material.
Brewer Detective Sgt. Jay Munson told WABI-TV that police began
investigating Wilson after receiving a tip in February 2011.
Wilson was inducted into the Maine Sports Hall of Fame for his
basketball feats at Bangor's Husson College, where he graduated in
1974. The hall of fame says Wilson averaged nearly 35 points a game
his senior year, best among all NCAA Division III schools that
year.
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