BURNETT: The now fired Atlanta police officer charged in the death of Rayshard Brooks in the Wendy's parking lot earlier this month could be released on bond as early as tonight. Dianne Gallagher joins me now. So, Dianne, tell me what happened. Why did the judge let him out?</s>DIANNE GALLAGHER, CNN NATIONAL CORRESPONDENT: So, essentially, Erin, the judge determined she did not think he would be a flight risk, and she didn't think he was in jeopardy of not showing up to court. This, after Rayshard Brooks's widow Tomeka Miller even said she would fear for her own life in her own sanctity (ph) with that officer, or former officer, back out on the street. Now, the $500,000 bond that was set does come with quite a few conditions, including the fact that the fired officer, Garrett Roth, would have to have an ankle monitor on at all times. He has a curfew. He has to give up weapons if he has them, has to surrender his passport. He can also have no contact with Rayshard Brooks' family, any of the witnesses, or alleged other victims. One more interesting thing here, Erin, he also would not be allowed to have any contact with any other Atlanta police officers. The defense or, excuse me, the state said that they were still working to get some more information on contact he may have had, and conversations he may have had in the time since that shooting.</s>BURNETT: All right. Well, Dianne, thank you very much. And, of course, not handing over his cell phone password either. I appreciate your time, ad all of yours as well. Thank you for joining us. "AC360" with Anderson starts now.
Fired Officer Charged In Killing Of Black Atlanta Man At Wendy's Parking Lot Granted $500,000 Bond.