der investigation for nearly five months, cooperated through an attorney, never posed a flight risk and surrendered immediately after a warrant was issued.

Arnold is one of seven defendants in the case.

He is the only defendant who has been granted bond.

Terrion Arnold's bond conditions

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Arnold will not be required to wear an ankle monitor while awaiting trial on armed robbery and kidnapping charges after a Hillsborough County judge denied prosecutors' request to add GPS monitoring.

Prosecutors asked the court to reconsider the condition after the Detroit Lions released Arnold shortly after he was granted bond.

The state argued the original judge had declined to require GPS monitoring because Arnold could not safely play or practice while wearing an ankle monitor.

Pictured: Terrion Arnold during his first Hillsborough County court appearance.

Arnold's attorney, Harvey Steinberg, argued his employment was only one factor considered when the original bond was set.

The judge ultimately ruled that Arnold's release from the Lions was not a substantial enough change to warrant adding GPS monitoring.

Arnold remains confined to his home except for approved work and legal outings.

Terrion Arnold signs with Seattle Seahawks

Arnold, a former first-round pick of the Detroit Lions, signed with the Seattle Seahawks on Aug. 29 while facing felony kidnapping and armed robbery charges in Florida.

The Seahawks had initially agreed to a deal with Arnold on Aug. 13. Because of his ongoing legal case, Arnold was placed on the NFL's commissioner's exempt list, making him ineligible to practice or play while the legal process continues.

Arnold remains paid under his contract while on the exempt list. The Seahawks' decision to sign him came after the team determined he would be unable to participate during the preseason.

The move came after the Detroit Lions released Arnold earlier this year, following his arrest in connection with the Tampa case.

Co-defendant guilty pleas and sentencing

Hilton is the latest co-defendant to plead guilty in the case.

Ariana De Valle entered a guilty plea in June, and a judge set her sentencing for Dec. 17.

Pictured: Six other suspect arrested in the Tampa armed robbery and kidnapping case.

Jasmine Randazzo also pleaded guilty and was sentenced to four years in prison.

Other defendants in the case include Arnold, Lyndell Hudson, Freddie Lee Hughes III and Christion Williams.

Upcoming court testimony

What's next:

Hilton's plea and agreement to testify could make him a potential witness as the state's case against the remaining defendants moves forward.

Arnold's case remains pending. He is expected to remain on the NFL's commissioner's exempt list while the legal process in Florida continues.

Trial date pending

What we don't know:

Officials have not yet announced a trial date for Arnold.