Don Lemon Walks Free With No Bond, No Travel Limits

Former CNN host Don Lemon will walk free Friday after a judge ordered his release without bond following his arrest.

Federal agents arrested Lemon Thursday night in Los Angeles. Authorities said Lemon stormed an evangelical church in St. Paul, Minn. U.S. District Judge Patricia Donahue imposed no domestic travel restrictions, allowing Lemon to move freely within the United States, according to Daily Caller News Foundation West Coast Reporter Hailey Gomez, who was in the courtroom when the decision was announced.

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As part of his release conditions, Lemon cannot contact any alleged victims, witnesses, or co-defendants. Prosecutors unsuccessfully pushed for a $100,000 bond, limits confining him to New York, Minnesota, and Washington, D.C., and the surrender of his passport. U.S. Attorney Alexander Robbins argued in court that Lemon committed a “very serious felony” by joining what he described as a mob that terrorized people inside a house of worship.

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