Chiefs' Isaiah Buggs Arrested for Animal Cruelty in Tuscaloosa

Kansas City Chiefs defensive tackle Isaiah Buggs turned himself into Tuscaloosa Police on charges of second-degree animal cruelty after two starving dogs were found on a property he rented. Buggs, who denies the charges, is also accused of shoving the Tuscaloosa police chief and faces additional legal issues related to his hookah lounge business. Buggs' agent claims the charges are part of a campaign to force the closure of his business. Buggs has a court hearing set for June 13.