Isaiah Buggs has been accused of mistreating two dogs that were stumbled on at his Alabama home.

The Kansas City Chiefs defensive address is facing two counts of second-diploma animal cruelty after police stumbled on a grey-and-white pit bull and a shadowy rottweiler mix “with no accumulate entry to to meals or water” living on a property rented in Buggs' name, in accordance with warrants bought by NBC Records. In the court paperwork, authorities acknowledged the animals were “severely malnourished, emaciated and disregarded” after they were seized on March 28, with the self-discipline exhibiting to be abandoned.

The pit bull used to be euthanized in late April attributable to “extra and further aggressiveness” and failure to answer heartworm treatment, the doctors acknowledged. In the meantime, authorities acknowledged the rottweiler mix tested sure for dogs parvovirus, a highly contagious viral disease that assaults white blood cells and the gastrointestinal tract.

Witnesses informed authorities Buggs moved out of property around March 19, in accordance with the warrants. Investigators acknowledged a leer of termination used to be issued to the NFL significant person on April 15 for owing bigger than $3,000 in serve rent.