Washington (CNN) -- A Green Beret charged with attempting to carry explosives onto a commercial airliner in Midland, Texas, was released from jail Friday. Sgt. 1st Class Trey Scott Atwater was let out on a $50,000 bond into the custody of his supervisor at Fort Bragg, North Carolina. Two members of the Army picked up Atwater after a Friday court hearing to escort him back to the base. Atwater, 30, was arrested Saturday after Transportation Security Administration screeners found an undisclosed amount of C-4 in his carry-on bag. According to a news release issued by the U.S. Attorney's Office for the Western District of Texas, prosecutors have "uncovered no information that would suggest that Sgt. Atwater intended harm to any aircraft, or to the flying public." However, prosecutors do view the matter as "very serious."
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Trey Atwater out on a $50,000 bond, in supervisor's custody at Fort Bragg, North Carolina
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Judge: He can't have guns, can't drink, must have mental health test, must give up passport
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Atwater arrested Saturday after C-4 found in carry-on at Midland International Airport in Texas
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Court document says smoke grenade also found in his bag in North Carolina on Christmas Eve
He said he didn't realize there were any explosives inside and was "surprised that the @placeholder was in the bag when it was located" by TSA screeners.