Urbana businessman convicted of sexual abuse

URBANA – An Urbana businessman accused of having sex with a teen who worked for him two years ago was convicted of felony aggravated criminal sexual abuse by a Champaign County jury Thursday.

Cameron Belk, 40, whose last known address was in the 600 block of North Fourth Street, Champaign, acted as his own attorney in a trial that began Monday.

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