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1:17pm:<\/strong> The newer arrest warrant reveals Cooper confirming considered one of his girlfriend\u2019s allegations, indicating (h\/t<\/a> Klis<\/a>) he \u201cgrabbed her neck\u201d while attempting to retrieve his phone. In an incident last week that saw each Cooper and his girlfriend receive charges, Cooper said \u201cI actually wasn\u2019t squeezing; it was more to maintain her at bay while I\u2019m attempting to rip (his) cellphone away from her.\u201d He did say he was \u201caggressive\u201d in the trouble to achieve this.<\/p>\n The judge on this case increased a protective order against Cooper. He and his girlfriend must stay 50 feet away from one another, except a church each attend, Klis adds<\/a>. Cooper might be forced to sign a protection order to facilitate his release from jail, in line with the Denver Post\u2019s Luca Evans<\/a>, who adds the judge ordered \u201cno latest offenses while on bond.\u201d The sixth-year outside linebacker will need prior court approval to depart Colorado. A motions hearing on this case is about for July 14, Klis adds<\/a>.<\/p>\n 9:01am: Jonathon Cooper <\/strong>has been arrested over again. The Broncos edge rusher is now back in Douglas County jail, as detailed by 9News\u2019 Mike Klis<\/a>.<\/p>\n <\/a>Cooper was arrested after which booked at 10:07pm Thursday night. Per an earlier 9News report<\/a>, court documents showed an extra two charges being laid on this case: second-degree assault by strangulation together with third-degree assault \u2013 knowingly or recklessly causing bodily injury. As Klis notes, nonetheless, Cooper has now also been charged with harassment and with violating a protective order which was issued within the aftermath of his initial arrest. He’s as a result of appear in court today.<\/p>\n \u201cWe’re upset to learn of Jonathon Cooper\u2019s arrest on Thursday and proceed to review this matter,\u201d\u00a0<\/em>an announcement from the Broncos reads (h\/t Klis<\/a>).<\/p>\n An alleged incident involving Cooper and his girlfriend on June 4 resulted in each parties being arrested and facing misdemeanor domestic violence and criminal mischief charges. The second-degree assault charge Cooper now faces is a felony. In accordance with Klis<\/a>, the officers who arrived on scene decided \u201cthere was no probable cause for assault charges\u201d based on the conflicting statements which got and an absence of physical evidence.<\/p>\n The brand new charges come after Cooper\u2019s girlfriend gave an account which recalled the confrontation over Cooper\u2019s phone and subsequent events. She alleges Cooper \u201cgrabbed [her] by her neck with one hand and lifted her feet off the bottom and up against the wall\u201d and kept her there for about one minute. It was at that time, per her statement, that Cooper grabbed his phone back. The girlfriend alleges Cooper then \u201cproceeded to choose her up and throw her back on the bottom roughly 3 times\u201d while also punching a wall next to her face.<\/p>\n