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Man accused of threatening students released from jail, attorney explains how bond reductions work
A man accused of threatening students at five CMS schools, Drew Owens, was released from jail after his bond was reduced from $200,000 to $75,000. An attorney explained that judicial decisions regarding bond reductions consider many factors, including risk to the community and whether a person is considered a flight risk. CMS confirmed that the individual has been banned from all CMS property.
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