Accused prostitution johns now number 62

KENNEBUNK, Maine (AP) -- The number of accused clients in a high-profile prostitution case in Maine now tops 60 with the release of four more names by police.

Kennebunk police on Monday released the new names, bringing the total to at least 62. That includes 58 men identified by police and four who already pleaded guilty.

Accused clients previously identified by police include a former mayor, a former minister, a firefighter and a high school ice hockey coach.

They're accused of engaging the services of Alexis Wright, a 29-year-old Zumba instructor. She and her alleged business partner have pleaded not guilty.

A lawyer who's seen the entire list says it contains more than 150 names. Police have been identifying them every other Friday but delayed last week's release because of the Thanksgiving holiday.