Detroit Lions cornerback Terrion Arnold has had his bond set at $1 million as a judge determined there was probable cause for him to face charges of armed robbery and kidnapping in Florida.
The judge's decision, made on June 29, 2026, includes specific conditions for Arnold's release. He is prohibited from contacting the six co-defendants in the case or the identified witness. Arnold must also surrender his passport within 48 hours and is restricted to his residence, with exceptions for practicing or playing for the Lions and attending necessary legal appointments or court appearances.
Prosecutors had requested that Arnold be fitted with an ankle monitor, but his legal team argued that such a device would impede his ability to play football. The judge's ruling effectively allows Arnold to continue his NFL career while the legal proceedings are ongoing.