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Detroit Lions cornerback Terrion Arnold, arrested Wednesday on charges of armed robbery and kidnapping, made his first court appearance Thursday, June 26, Hillsborough County (Florida) State Attorney Suzy Lopez said on social media.
Lopez wrote in an Instagram caption that Arnold “is still a danger to our community and should be held without bond until trial.” Arnold, who faces life in prison, will remain in custody and be held without bond.

A pretrial detention hearing will be held Monday, June 29, at 9:30 a.m. ET.
Lopez’s post also included a photo of Arnold, standing at a podium in a striped tanktop.
This article originally appeared on USA TODAY: Terrion Arnold makes court appearance on kiddnapping charges, remains jailed
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