Former NC Lawmaker Posts Bond After Child Sex Offenses Charges
Former state Rep. Cecil Brockman, charged with child sex offenses last month, posted bond on Tuesday, according to court records.
The conditions of his release, outlined in a new court document, include living with his mother, surrendering his phone and passport, and providing a DNA sample and fingerprints.
- House arrest with a monitoring device
- No use of social media or cellphones
Brockman's bond was reduced from $1.05 million to $250,000 on Monday.
As of late Tuesday, Brockman remained in jail in High Point, authorities said.
No statement from Brockman or his representatives was available.
Author's summary: Former NC lawmaker posts bond after charges.
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