Judge convicts Clark on weapons charge

DANVILLE – Former NBA player Keon Clark faces a year in jail after his conviction on a misdemeanor weapons charge stemming from a March 2006 incident at his Danville home.

"The evidence in this case shows beyond a reasonable doubt that the defendant possessed a firearm without having a valid firearm owner's idenfication card," Vermilion County Circuit Judge Michael Clary wrote in his ruling, issued Friday.

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