Kansas City Chiefs DT Isaiah Buggs arrested again, fourth time in three months
Chiefs DT Isaiah Buggs (Source: @BigPooh_91)
Kansas City Chiefs defensive lineman Isaiah Buggs has been arrested once again by Tuscaloosa police in USA on Sunday (June 16), shows the sheriff's office record.
This is the fourth time Buggs has been arrested since April this year. The charges on Buggs this time are second-degree domestic violence and second-degree burglary. He was held on a $5,000 bond. The rest details of the arrest aren't clear yet.
Prior to this, Buggs had turned himself in on May 30 on two counts of second-degree animal cruelty but was released after posting a bond.
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The case included two dogs being left alone a property rented by Buggs after the NFL player vacated the premises. The police responded to a call made by a neighbour and seized the dogs on March 28. Buggs had left the property on March 19.
Records shows that a gray pit bull and black Rottweiler mix were left on the property without access to food or water. The pit bull had to be euthanized later due to increased 'aggressiveness' and failed heartworm treatment.
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A termination notice was also sent to Buggs for more than $3,000 in back rent for the same property on April 15.
The other two arrests came on April 14 and 23. In the first case, Buggs was accused of shoving a policeman at his business Kings Hookah Bar. In April 23 incident, Buggs and his brother Detarion were accused of pointing a handgun at a woman at the same hookah bar.
Buggs was picked by the Pittsburgh Steelers in 2019 NFL draft in Round 6 as 192nd overall pick. He played three seasons with the Steelers before moving to Detroit.
He stayed almost two seasons with the Lions before joining the Chiefs practice squad in January earlier this year ahead of their second consecutive Super Bowl win.
