Titus Young posts bond, out of jail

Former Detroit Lions wide receiver Titus Young, pictured, was released... — Former Detroit Lions wide receiver Titus Young, pictured, was released from prison after posting bond on Sunday. Young was arrested on May 11th after allegedly trying to burglarize a San Clemente house. (May 5, 2013) Credit: AP

By THE ASSOCIATED PRESSJune 9, 2013

SANTA ANA, Calif. -- Former Detroit Lions wide receiver Titus Young has posted bond and has been released from an Orange County jail where he was being held for allegedly trying to burglarize a San Clemente home.

According to Orange County Sheriffs' inmate tracking website, Young posted bond and was released Thursday.

In Orange County, Young faces four felonies and seven misdemeanors stemming from a May 11 break-in that ended in a scuffle with two police officers.

Riverside County prosecutors have charged the 23-year-old with trespassing. He was arrested there May 5 for allegedly driving under the influence and was arrested again that day for allegedly trying to steal his car from a Moreno Valley tow yard.

The mother of his son also filed for a permanent restraining order, citing threats of domestic violence.