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Judge orders Manziel to court May 5, sets bond
- Updated: April 27, 2016
1:23 PM ET
A Dallas judge ordered Johnny Manziel to appear in court May 5 and set bond at $1,500 after the former Cleveland Browns quarterback was indicted on a misdemeanor assault charge.
Judge Roberto Canas told ESPN’s John Barr on Wednesday that on May 5 he will briefly explain the conditions of the bond to Manziel. The judge said that he is fine with Manziel turning himself in sometime next week. Theoretically, Manziel can do that anywhere in Texas.
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Timeline: Johnny Manziel’s indictment stemming from a domestic violence complaint was the latest incident in a turbulent period since Manziel was taken 22nd in the 2014 draft by the Browns.
Transcript: Johnny Manziel’s attorney’s statement about indictment
Johnny Manziel’s attorney released a statement in the wake of an indictment stemming from a domestic violence complaint, and it includes a proclamation that his client will plead not guilty and be acquitted.
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Conditions of the bond mandate that Manziel stay away from the alleged victim — his …
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