‘Bachelor’ winner arrested for unruliness

Mary Delgado was arrested after refusing to leave a Texas bar

AP	Mary Delgado was arrested for unruly behavior after she refused to leave a bar.

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updated 5:49 p.m. ET Nov. 17, 2008

DEL RIO, Texas - A former NFL cheerleader and winner of “The Bachelor” is out of jail after being arrested in a southwest border-town bar for unruly behavior.

Mary Delgado, who accepted a televised proposal from professional bass fisherman Byron Velvick on 2004’s “The Bachelor,” was arrested in Del Rio after refusing to leave a local bar.

Delgado, 41, was arrested on charges of disorderly conduct, public intoxication, and resisting arrest. She was released about an hour later.

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It’s unclear if the former Buccaneers cheerleader had an attorney. A telephone listing could not be found for Delgado’s home state of Florida, where she was arrested last year on a charge that she struck a man she lived with.