Man freed on low bond on back in police custody after committing crime over the weekend, police say

A man who was out on bond for attempted murder at a Detroit gas station allegedly committed another crime over the weekend, according to police. Torrion Hudson, the man accused of shooting a young woman at a Detroit gas station, is now walking free with a GPS tether following another emergency bond hearing held on Friday morning. Hudson was able to post bail on Jan. 13 after his bond was reduced from $1 million to $250,000. He was initially released without a tether. Keta Moore says getting the news has her at a breaking point. Hudson is accused of choking, robbing and shooting Moore's daughter Kyla in the neck.