Judge Sets $1 Million Bond For Lions CB Terrion Arnold in Florida Kidnapping Case

Detroit Lions cornerback Terrion Arnold was granted a $1 million bond and is allowed to keep playing while he faces criminal charges.
Prosecutors say he orchestrated the abduction and beating of three men after suspecting them of stealing luxury items and cash, but the judge said the case isn’t solid enough yet to hold him without bond.
The judge declined to require an ankle monitor so Arnold can play, joking about a “paparazzi monitor,” and ordered him to stay in Tallahassee except for team duties and have no contact with others tied to the case.