A former paramedic in Chester County and Philadelphia is facing charges after police say he inappropriately touched a young boy who had spend a day with him during a ride-along job shadowing program.
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Kenneth T. Wilson, 51, of Wilmington, was charged Thursday with corruption of minor and indecent assault in connection to the alleged August incident during his participation in a career development program, 6ABC reports.
According to authorities, the assault occurred August 9 while Wilson was the with the child through the Penn Medicine Chester County Hospital Paramedic Unit.
The victim reportedly told police that Mason had parked his vehicle in a remote location in West Chester during an overnight shift. At some point, the victim said he fell asleep and awoke around 4:50 a.m. to find that Mason was touching him.
Prior to his stint as a part-time mobile paramedic with Penn Medicine Chester County Hospital, Mason worked full-time in Philadelphia as a flight paramedic with Jefferson University Hospitals.