(AP) — A judge set bond for a doctor accused of child sex crimes involving students at a Missouri boarding home but it is unclear if he will be released from jail.
Greene County Circuit Judge Ronald Carrier on Tuesday set a $250,000 bond for David Smock and ordered him to wear a GPS monitoring device if he is released.
However, Smock also faces charges in Cedar County.
The Kansas City Star reports a Cedar County judge has not issued a decision on whether Smock should be given bond in that county.
Smock faces a total of 11 child sexual abuse counts involving residents of Agape Board School.
