Detroit Lions cornerback Terrion Arnold is released after a Florida judge sets his bond at $1 million on kidnapping and armed-robbery related charges, according to multiple outlets. Prosecutors allege Arnold orchestrated the abduction and beating of three men. They contend Arnold believed the men had stolen luxury goods and about $100,000 in cash from him. After his arrest last week, Arnold is held without bond until the Monday hearing, where the judge sets bail at $1 million and denies the state’s request that he wear a GPS ankle monitor, which would have limited his ability to play. The Lions announce their decision to release Arnold hours after the bond ruling. Reports also say Arnold clears NFL waivers Monday and becomes a free agent, after the Lions released him. Some coverage notes the judge’s decision is described as reluctant in the context of the state’s request for electronic monitoring. The case remains ongoing, and no outcome has been reported in the sources provided.