Arizona State cheerleader charged after confrontation with police caught on viral video

Newly released police video shows officers throwing an Arizona State University cheerleader to the ground after she allegedly interfered with an ongoing arrest in Tempe, Arizona.ASU senior Eryn Bonner suffered bruises to her face after the July 19 incident, video of which shows one of the officers shove her to the ground and then pin her to a police bicycle before arresting her on the sidewalk.Bonner could be heard screaming, "Let him go! Let him go!" as police arrested two men who had been accompanying her.Bonner was charged last week with misdemeanor counts of disorderly conduct and hindering or interfering with police.Maricopa County prosecutors declined to move forward with felony charges against her.THREE COLLEGE STUDENTS FACE FEDERAL CHARGES OVER ALLEGED THREATS AGAINST TRUMP AHEAD OF CAMPUS RALLYA police officer shoves an ASU cheerleader during an arrest.

(Tempe Police Dept.)Attorney Benjamin Taylor, who represents Bonner, called for the arresting officer to be fired and released a statement on behalf of the Bonner family."There are no words to fully describe the heartbreak of watching our daughter being hurt by someone entrusted to protect and serve our community," the Bonner family said in a statement to ABC15.‘LOOKSMAXXING’ INFLUENCER ‘CLAVICULAR’ CHARGED AFTER TEEN ALLEGES ATTACK AT FAMILY’S CAPE COD HOMEPolice officers in Arizona arrest Eryn Bonner in Tempe on July 19, 2026.(Tempe Police Dept.)"The hardest thing is seeing the pain and sadness in her eyes that we cannot take away," the statement continued.

"Expecting public servants to live up to the highest standards of their profession is not an act of animosity toward those who serve with honor."PROSECUTOR DROPS CASE AGAINST WOMAN ACCUSED OF THREATENING TRUMP ON TIKTOK"Rather, it is essential to preserving public trust and upholding the integrity and legitimacy of our institutions.We respectfully ask for your prayers and support as our daughter and our family continue to heal," the stateme...

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