NFL Player Isaiah Buggs Sentenced to Hard Labor for Animal Cruelty

The former Kansas City Chiefs lineman faces a year-long sentence with additional restrictions following his conviction.

Isaiah Buggs was convicted on two counts of misdemeanor animal cruelty in Tuscaloosa, Alabama.
He received a sentence of 365 days of hard labor, with 60 days to be served and the rest suspended for two years.
Buggs is prohibited from owning or being around firearms, dogs, or cats.
The charges stem from allegations of neglecting two dogs found in poor conditions at a rental property.
Buggs also faces a pending domestic violence case, with a preliminary hearing scheduled for August.