>Huston Huddleston, the man who gained some nerd cred in August 2012 after he "saved the bridge" of a discarded Enterprise-D touring set, has been arrested in Southern California on child pornography and other related felony charges.
>In total, Huddleston now faces four charges, including one under California Penal Code 311.11(c)(1), for possessing "more than 600 images." If convicted, Huddleston would face a minimum sentence of a year in county jail or at least 16 months in state prison. (It is not immediately clear why the criminal complaint, which Ars obtained at the Los Angeles courthouse, has four charges when online court records only show three.)
>Huddleston is currently being held by the Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department on $750,000 bail. He is being represented by David Moore, of the Los Angeles Public Defender's Office. Moore did not immediately respond to Ars' request for comment. On May 22, BleedingCool.com reported that Huddleston has pleaded not guilty.
>The April 2018 arrest, which only became publicly known last week, has seemingly all but ended Huddleston's years-long and as yet very incomplete restoration efforts.
https://arstechnica.com/tech-policy/2018/05/man-who-rescued-star-trek-tng-bridge-set-now-faces-child-porn-charges/
http://archive.is/BcOp4
Something something about CP arrest suspects always being Trek nerds… /related