$100,000 bond set for suspect in video which shows guns pointed at a Cleveland police officer

CLEVELAND, Ohio (WOIO) – A 23-year-old South Euclid man arrested April 22 after a chase and a stand-off with Euclid law enforcement officials, Cleveland law enforcement officials and Ohio State Freeway Patrol troopers (OSHP) had an preliminary look in Cuyahoga County Courtroom of Widespread Pleas Wednesday morning.

The choose ordered Anthony Bonner held on a $100,000 bond on the Cuyahoga County Jail and his case was sure over to the Cuyahoga County Grand Jury.

Bonner is at the moment charged with aggravated housebreaking.

In accordance with Cleveland police, Bonner is a suspect within the viral video which was posted on social media earlier this month exhibiting two males sitting within the entrance seat of a automobile waving round semi-automatic handguns after which pointing the weapons at a Cleveland police officer who was sitting in a cruiser.

On Friday, April 22, the suspect’s automobile was noticed in Euclid and a chase started when the motive force refused to drag over, OSHP Sergeant Ray Santiago mentioned.

An OSHP helicopter additionally supplied aerial assist within the chase.

The motive force stopped in Cleveland’s Kinsman neighborhood and ran inside a house within the 6900 block of Colfax Highway, mentioned Sergeant Santiago.

SWAT officers have been referred to as to the scene and he was taken into custody a short while later.

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