Man accused of vandalizing Apopka gravesites released from jail

A teen who was recently jailed after police said he vandalized two gravesites and stole a headstone from an Apopka cemetery, left the Orange County Jail Saturday after posting bond.▶ WATCH CHANNEL 9 EYEWITNESS NEWSInvestigators said 19-year-old Deshawn Russell was seen in a video posted to social media helping to destroy the grave sites of two brothers.On Sept. 2, officers responded to Edgewood Cemetery on East 1st Street around 8 p.m. for reports of damage to a burial headstone.PREVIOUS: Apopka police investigating vandalism, theft of headstones at local cemeterySeveral days later, Orange County deputies picked up Russell on a warrant in the Orlando area.During his arrest, investigators said they found the headstone and several guns.READ: ‘They’re supposed to be resting here’: Arrest made after gravestones vandalized in ApopkaChannel 9 has learned that Russell was released from jail around 2 a.m. Saturday on a surety bond.Deshawn Russell booking photoApopka police said more arrests ar