Terrion Arnold, Detroit Lions cornerback, arrested after facing charges of kidnapping and robbery

Terrion Arnold, a cornerback for the Detroit Lions, was arrested in Florida on June 24. He was charged with multiple counts of kidnapping and armed robbery.

The Hillsborough County State Attorney's Office says that Terrion Arnold faces four charges of kidnapping and another four charges of robbery. If he is found guilty he would be sentenced to prison for life. The authorities say Terrion Arnold was the person who was behind the attack that happened on February 4 in the Tampa area.

This all started when Terrion reported that someone had stolen his money, jewelry and other luxury items from his Airbnb in Largo, Florida. The investigators say that he and his friends assumed that three people connected to his driver had stolen his things.

Two women who were close to Terrion allegedly brought the three men to an apartment. Then one of the men was said to be armed and held the women at gunpoint, beat them up, and robbed them. The investigators say that this was all planned through messages and calls. They also mentioned that Terrion showed up when this happened. Terrion Arnold Allegations In February, Terrion’s friends were arrested. They were connected to all the kidnapping and robbery plots. During that time, Terrion says he didn’t know anything and wasn’t part of the plan. He was not charged yet, but the investigators kept gathering evidence and were later on caught and brought to court.

On June 24, Terrion Arnold turned himself in and is currently in jail. His teammates said, “Terrion Arnold says he did not do anything wrong and he is innocent." The Detroit Lions know more about Terrion Arnold's problems but refuse to say anything else. The NFL has not done anything about it yet. Terrion Arnold is presumed innocent until he is proven guilty in court.