Lions CB Terrion Arnold's Bond Set At $1 Million

Terrion Arnold will remain free on a $1 million bond after a Florida judge found probable cause for the Detroit Lions cornerback to face armed robbery and kidnapping charges but denied prosecutors' request to hold him without bond.

As part of his release, Arnold must have no contact with his six co-defendants or any witnesses, surrender his passport within 48 hours, and remain confined to his home except for team activities, legal appointments, and court appearances. Prosecutors also sought to require Arnold to wear a GPS monitor, but the judge declined after defense attorneys argued it would interfere with his ability to play football.

Arnold turned himself in last Wednesday and is accused of orchestrating a scheme in which three people were allegedly detained and pistol-whipped over a suspected theft. Investigators later determined the victims were not involved in the original incident. The case remains ongoing.