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Texas Man Held on Capitol Threat Released on Bond After Hours in Custody

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Texas Man Held on Capitol Threat Released on Bond After Hours in Custody

The rapid release of a suspect accused of threatening the state Capitol raises questions about the severity of the charges and bail procedures in high-security cases.

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