Ex-CNN host Don Lemon was released without bail after making an appearance in court following charges that were brought by the DOJ for his involvement in the Minnesota church protest.

Former CNN anchor Don Lemon was arrested in L.A. while covering the Grammys; federal charges stem from a Jan. 18 protest inside a Minnesota church.

Don Lemon has been released from federal custody after a short hearing in downtown Los Angeles Friday. Free on a no cash bond and able to travel domestically and internationally despite a just unsealed two-count indictment,

Lemon was taken into custody early Friday in Los Angeles while covering the upcoming Grammy Awards. His arrest is related to an anti-ICE protest in Minnesota last week.

If he's convicted on all counts, Justice Department sentencing guidelines suggest he could be looking at more than ten years behind bars.

Disgraced ex-CNN anchor Don Lemon was arrested late Thursday over the anti-ICE protest that stormed a Minnesota church during Sunday service, according to his attorney. “Don Lemon was taken into custody by federal agents last night in Los Angeles,

The former CNN anchor was arrested Thursday night in Los Angeles after covering a Minneapolis church protest on Jan. 18

Journalist Don Lemon faces federal conspiracy charges after a Jan. 18 protest at a St. Paul church where an ICE official served as a pastor.