​  Florida police plan to charge Detroit Lions cornerback Terrion Arnold on multiple felony charges following his rest on Wednesday, June 24, hours after two defendants agreed to plea deals in a kidnapping and assault case they are alleged to have committed on Arnold’s behalf.Arnold previously denied any involvement in the case.When reached for comment, the Lions issued the following statement: “We are aware of the legal situation regarding Terrion Arnold. We will not comment at this time out of respect for the ongoing legal process.”Detroit Lions CB Terrion Arnold stretches during practice at the Lions training facility in Allen Park, Thursday, Aug. 14 2025READ MORE: Inside the police incident involving Lions CB Terrion ArnoldBoakai Hilton, who Arnold described as “my childhood best friend” in a police video obtained by the Free Press in April, is accused of orchestrating the robbery and beating of Arnold’s personal driver and two of the driver’s associates after Arnold accused the driver of arranging the theft of more than $250,000 in cash and goods from an Airbnb he was renting in February.The state attorney’s office, in a release Wednesday night, accused Arnold of orchestrating “the kidnapping and robbery just hours after reporting the missing items to the Largo Police Department.” The charges for Arnold carry a potential sentence of up to life in prison. The office intends to file a pretrial motion to keep Arnold in jail until trial, arguing “he remains a danger to the community,” per the release. A date for that hearing has not been set.Hilton is charged with three counts of felony robbery, three counts of felony kidnapping and one felony count each of conspiracy to commit robbery and conspiracy to commit kidnapping. He faces life in prison.Three other defendants – Lyndell Hudson, Christion Williams and Freddie Hughes – also face life sentences on similar charges, while two defendants in the case – Arianna Del Valle and Jasmine Randazzo – agreed to plea deals in court Wednesday.Randazzo was sentenced to four years in Florida State prison, followed by six years of probation and agreed to testify truthfully for the state in any future proceedings related to this case. Del Valle took an open plea and agreed to testify truthfully for the state, but will be sentenced after other proceedings in the case are done.Hilton, Hudson, Williams and Hughes are being held without bond in a Florida jail, awaiting trials scheduled for later this year.According to records obtained from the Largo (Fla.) Police Department investigating the robbery of Arnold’s missing cash and goods, Arnold discovered watches, jewelry, designer bags and shoes, a cell phone and an estimated $100,000 in cash were stolen when he went to leave his rental unit the morning of Feb. 1.He reported the theft two days later, on the night of Feb. 3, and D      ​Read More