Ex-cop charged with murder gets bond

Attorney <a class="taxInlineTagLink" id="PEBSL000017" title="Mark NeJame" href="/topic/crime-law-justice/justice-system/lawyers/mark-nejame-PEBSL000017.topic">Mark NeJame</a>, right, confers with his client Timothy Davis Sr., during his bond hearing on Friday. The retired Orlando police officer who prosecutors say shot and killed his 22-year-old son, will get to leave jail after posting a bond. Circuit Judge Jenifer M. Davis granted a $100,000 bond for Davis, but said he can't have firearms in his <a class="taxInlineTagLink" id="PLGEO100100410010000" title="Apopka" href="/topic/us/florida/orange-county-%28florida%29/apopka-PLGEO100100410010000.topic">Apopka</a> home and he must be confined to the home with an ankle monitor.
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( Red Huber, Orlando Sentinel / October 21, 2011 )

Attorney Mark NeJame, right, confers with his client Timothy Davis Sr., during his bond hearing on Friday. The retired Orlando police officer who prosecutors say shot and killed his 22-year-old son, will get to leave jail after posting a bond. Circuit Judge Jenifer M. Davis granted a $100,000 bond for Davis, but said he can't have firearms in his Apopka home and he must be confined to the home with an ankle monitor.

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