Stanley Wilson Given Probation After Being Shot and Found Naked During Burglary

Former Detroit Lions cornerback Stanley Wilson II received three years probation with a deferred jail sentence after pleading no contest to first-degree burglary and first-degree attempted burglary, KPTV in Portland, Oregon, reported Monday.   

Authorities arrested Wilson in June after he was shot while attempting to break into a Portland home. Police found him naked in a water fountain outside the house.

According to KPTV, Wilson was also alleged to have targeted three other homes on the day he was shot.

Police arrested the 34-year-old again Jan. 10 after receiving a call he was "running around" while naked outside another home, according to the Oregonian's Everton Bailey Jr. Bailey reported Wilson had violated the terms of his pretrial release by testing positive for methamphetamine in November and failing to complete court-mandated drug treatment.

Wilson played three years for the Lions from 2005 to 2007.