A Santa Clara County (California) judge granted former UFC heavyweight champion Cain Velasquez bail Tuesday after a pre-trial hearing that stretched nearly 13 hours over the course of two days.
Terms of Velasquez's release include a $1 million bail, GPS monitoring and compliance to an extended set of terms - no weapons, TBI/CTE outpatient treatment, counseling, search and seizure conditions, and a protective order to stay a minimum of 300 yards from alleged victims Harry Goularte, Patricia Goularte, and Paul Bender.
"If you are as devoted a husband and father, I'm confident and have to believe you will not jeopardize anything that would take you away from your son, your daughter, your family. I hope you don't prove me wrong."District Attorney's Office prosecutor Aaron French long argued that Velasquez's actions were reckless, citing the time of day, traffic frequency and proximity to a charter school during the shooting.
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