Man Accused of Murdering 18-Year-Old Cheerleader RELEASED from Jail

An Alabama man accused of shooting and killing a teenage cheerleader has just been released from jail on a $330K bond.

27-year-old Steven Tyler Whitehead is being charged with murder after opening fire at a bonfire party and killing 18-year-old Kimber Mills.

Per the conditions of his release, he will have to wear an electronic monitoring device.

Here are the details:

NEW: Man accused of k*lling an Alabama high school cheerleader at a late-night bonfire party has been released from jail

Steven Tyler Whitehead, 27, was released on $330,000 bond and must wear an electronic monitoring device

He’s charged with m*rder in the death of 18-year-old Kimber Mills

He also faces three counts of attempted m*rder for wounding others

The shooting occurred at a party with roughly 40–50 young people just after midnight

Whitehead reportedly got into a verbal and physical confrontation before pulling out a gun and opening fire

Another victim was shot 10 times

Reportedly, Whitehead got into a fight with two other men during a bonfire party at a popular local hang-out place in the woods.