Police Arrest Football Player Jonathon Cooper
警方逮捕足球員 Jonathon Cooper
Introduction
Jonathon Cooper plays for the Denver Broncos. The police arrested him two times because he fought with his partner.
Jonathon Cooper 在丹佛野馬隊效力。由於他與伴侶發生爭執，警方已將其逮捕兩次。
Main Body
On June 4, 2026, police arrested Cooper and his partner. The police say Cooper broke a phone and hurt his partner. Cooper says he did not do these things.
2026年6月4日，警方逮捕了 Cooper 及其伴侶。警方表示 Cooper 損毀了一支手機並傷害了他的伴侶。Cooper 則否認做過這些事情。
On June 11, 2026, the police arrested Cooper again. He called his partner many times. He also broke a court rule about staying away from her.
2026年6月11日，警方再次逮捕了 Cooper。他多次撥打伴侶的電話，並違反了法院要求其遠離對方的規定。
The Denver Broncos team is sad about this. The coach, Sean Payton, talked to Cooper. Now, the team and the NFL are waiting for the court.
丹佛野馬隊對此事感到遺憾。總教練 Sean Payton 已與 Cooper 進行對談。目前，球隊與 NFL 正在等待法院的裁定。
Conclusion
Jonathon Cooper has many legal problems. The NFL and his team are watching the case.
Jonathon Cooper 面臨許多法律問題。NFL 與其球隊正密切關注此案件。
Vocabulary Learning
🕒 The 'Past' Story
When we tell a story about something that happened before, we often change the end of the word.
The Pattern: Adding -ed Look at these words from the text:
- Arrest Arrested
- Fight Fought (Special change!)
- Talk Talked
How it works: If you want to say you did something yesterday, just add -ed to the action.
Example:
- Today: I call my friend.
- Yesterday: I called my friend.
🚫 Saying 'No' in the Past
To say something did NOT happen, we use a helper word: did not.
The Rule: When you use did not, the action word goes back to its normal, simple form. No -ed here!
From the text: "Cooper says he did not do these things."
Compare:
- ✅ He arrested him. (Yes)
- ❌ He did not arrest him. (No)
📝 Key Words for A2
- Partner A person you are with in a relationship.
- Legal About the law and police.
- Court The place where a judge decides if someone is guilty.