Troy Hensley Will Seek Lower Bail or Release While He Awaits Trial

UPDATE: Troy Hensley's defense will file a bail motion for lower bail or "Own Recognizance," according to Yolo Chief Deputy District Attorney Johnathan Raven.

"Own Recognizance" is when the judge allows someone accused of a crime to be free based on their own recognizance while awaiting trial without having to post bail. 

Hensley will return to court on June 7 at 10 a.m. A preliminary hearing is set for June 19 at 10 a.m. 

If Hensley's request were to be granted, he would have to surrender all firearms because of the Civil Protection Order.

ORIGINAL STORY: Ex-Dixon High School Coach Troy Hensley’s has a scheduled arraignment is in Yolo County Superior Court Monday at 1:30 p.m.   

According to a spokesperson for the Yolo County Jail, Hensley’s charges are unlawful sex with a minor, oral copulation, sexual penetration with a foreign object with a person under 18 and threatening a crime with intent to terrorize.  

Hensley is being held on $1 million bail.   

Read about the charges here. We’ll update as information from the arraignment comes in.