Two of three students accused of making threats against King High School appeared in court this morning.
Ezekiel Barrera and Eric Alfaro have been charged with making terrorist threats.
Alfaro has been released on bond, but Barrera remains in the Nueces County Jail.
During the Friday morning hearing, Barrera’s attorney asked Judge Inna Klein to reinstate Barrera’s bond because he was enrolled at Del Mar College and wanted to return to class.
Judge Klein reinstated Barrera’s bond for $25,000 and said if Barrera makes bond, he will have to wear an ankle monitor (at his expense) and be under house arrest.
She also stated he’ll only be allowed to go to and from school. The judge also asked to be told of his class schedule and that he will be drug tested.
Barrera, Alfaro and William Arias were arrested in May after police say they posted a video on social media.
Barrera’s bond has been set at $25,000. Judge Inna Klein said if Barrera makes bond, he will have to wear an ankle monitor.
The third defendant in this case, William Arias, is also out on bond.
