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Kroy Biermann Jr. Bond: $200K, No Phone, No Friends!
12 Sep
Summary
- Teenager's $200,000 bond requires living with mother, Kim Zolciak.
- Kroy Jr. must attend online school and surrender phone/social media.
- Strict no-contact rule with those 16 and younger, impacting siblings.
A Georgia judge set a $200,000 bond for Kroy Biermann Jr., allowing his release from custody under strict conditions following a recent court hearing.
The 15-year-old is required to live exclusively with his mother, reality television personality Kim Zolciak. He must also pursue his education through online schooling.
Additional requirements for Kroy Jr.'s release include the surrender of his cell phone and social media accounts. He will be subject to electronic monitoring and is forbidden from contacting anyone aged 16 or younger.
This no-contact clause reportedly extends to his siblings, friends, and classmates. Prosecutors plan to monitor his adherence to these terms through home visits and academic progress checks.
Kroy Jr.'s attorney argued that details from a separate juvenile case were distorted, characterizing alleged conduct as "boundary crossing" rather than criminal. The hearing focused on a separate alleged sexual assault involving a classmate in April.
