A relatively high bond was imposed Wednesday in a case involving a student who brought a knife to Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School, one day after the same judge set a $500,000 bond for the brother of the shooting suspect for trespassing at the school. Rick Scott ordered the state's highway patrol to station eight troopers at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School to bolster security there. "Weeks after his brother murdered, injured and terrorized at the school, (Zachary) was there," said Assistant State Attorney Sarahnell Murphy at a hearing Tuesday. Joseph Kimok, who is representing Zachary Cruz, said the bond and conditions were far out of proportion to the trespassing offense. Mollica also ordered Zachary Cruz to wear an ankle monitor and stay away from schools — particularly Stoneman Douglas High — if he is released.

Source: ABC News March 21, 2018 03:55 UTC