Chiefs' Isaiah Buggs Faces Animal Cruelty Charges Amid Allegations of Harassment

Buggs, who denies the allegations, claims the charges are part of a campaign to shut down his Tuscaloosa hookah lounge.

Isaiah Buggs turned himself in to Tuscaloosa police on two misdemeanor warrants for animal cruelty.
Authorities found two malnourished dogs at a rental property linked to Buggs, one of which was euthanized.
Buggs' agent asserts the dogs did not belong to him and that the charges are part of a targeted effort by local authorities.
The Kansas City Chiefs have not commented on the situation.
This incident adds to a series of legal troubles involving Chiefs players this offseason.