"He also agreed at his court appearance to turn over all the weapons stored at his home to a relative.
Brockway argued that his client should be released on his own recognizance as he cares for his sick wife, but the judge sided with the district attorney."
ABC News meanwhile reports that Palmer purchased art supplies for Matt at a craft store, and the prisoner gave him paintings in exchange for these supplies.
Palmer is said to have burned the works shortly after the men escaped from the prison.
'I purchased and then provided paint and paint brushes for Richard Matt on two separate occasions,' Palmer allegedly told investigators in a statement.
He also admitted to delivering a bag with a pound of hamburger meat, tubes of paint and something wrapped in green cloth to Matt, at the behest of Mitchell, on may 29, just one week before the escape.
'I did not realize at the time, that the assistance provided to Matt or Sweat made their escape easier,' said Palmer.
'Matt provided me with elaborate paintings and information on the illegal acts that inmates were committing within the facility,' explained Palmer.
'In turn, I provided him with benefits such as paint, paintbrushes, movement of inmates, hamburger meat, altering of electrical boxes in the catwalk areas.'"
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/art...lades-frozen-meat-allowed-access-catwalk.html
