Lions release Terrion Arnold after bond set at $1 million in armed robbery, kidnapping case

The Detroit Lions have released cornerback Terrion Arnold, their 2024 first-round pick, following his arrest and charges of armed robbery and kidnapping. Arnold’s bond was set at $1 million with strict conditions, including no contact with co-defendants and witnesses. Investigators believe Arnold was the primary organizer of an alleged scheme involving the robbery and assault of three victims.

• Detroit Lions released first-round pick Terrion Arnold.
• Arnold was arrested and charged with four counts of kidnapping and four counts of armed robbery.
• His bond was set at $1 million with conditions including home confinement and no contact with co-defendants.
• Investigators believe Arnold was the primary organizer of the alleged incident that occurred in February.
• Arnold was expected to be a starting cornerback for the Lions.