Shocking details revealed as Terrion Arnold accused of masterminding kidnap plot over $250,000 dispute

Lions cornerback Terrion Arnold faces life in prison after being arrested on the accusation of being the “primary conspirator” in an alleged kidnapping and armed robbery against three individuals he believed previously robbed him and others of more than $250,000 at an Airbnb in Lago, Fla, according to Tampa police.Arnold is accused of masterminding a plot in which he and his alleged co-conspirators lured the victims to an apartment where they were viciously beaten.One of the alleged victims was Arnold’s personal driver, according to the Detroit Free Press, and that individual has denied his involvement in the initial robbery.The three adult males that Arnold and his six alleged co-conspirators allegedly victimized had “visible injuries from being battered, held at gunpoint, and pistol-whipped before their personal property was stolen and they were ordered to leave” this past February, per police.Police arrested Arnold on four counts of kidnapping and four counts of armed robbery, and he faces up to life in prison if convicted of the alleged crimes.He denied the allegations through a statement from his agency.The other six alleged co-conspirators were also arrested.Arnold had “multiple items of personal property” that belonged to him and others stolen on Feb.

1 from an Airbnb he would occupy occasionally with the alleged six co-conspirators and other friends, per the police.The cornerback and three others reported more than $250,000 worth of property loss to the Largo Police Department two days later, per the press release.Arnold claimed he had roughly $100,000 in cash, watches, jewelry, designer bags, shoes and a cell phone stolen from him, per the Detroit Free Press.The 23-year-old believed that two of the three victims of the alleged beatdown played a part in the robbery, but Tampa police investigators concluded that they had not been involved.Arnold is said to have reached out to two of his alleged co-conspirators on Feb.3 to set up a meeting with...