Velasquez’s case raises serious moral questions. While it’s hard to dispute the idea, that any individual facing such terrible circumstances would likely do the same, things never end well when we allow our primal self to defeat higher reason.
Paul RudderEnglish_ASUpdate: Nov 9th, 2022 08:16 EST
The former UFC champion could soon be back home with his family, following a judge’s decision to grant him bail after his involvement in an attempted murder case.
Cain Velasquez granted $1 million bail
According to reports, former UFC champion Cain Velasquez has been granted bail by a Santa Clara County judge. The news comes, following Judge Arthur Bocanegra’s approval of the motion by Velasquez’s attorneys on Tuesday. It’s worth mentioning that Velasquez had two previous requests denied by the court. There are of course, conditions for Velasquez’s release which include $1 million bail, home detention with GPS monitoring, outpatient treatment for traumatic brain injuries, counseling and a court issued protective order to stay at least 300 yards away from alleged victims Harry Goularte, Patricia Goularte, and Paul Bender.
Cain Velasquez hugging his wife after being granted bail (2022)📸 @markgeragos pic.twitter.com/JbAWu269ZU
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