Kansas City Chiefs' Isaiah Buggs arrested in Alabama on burglary charge
The Kansas City Chiefs’ Isaiah Buggs was arrested Sunday in connection with an alleged burglary in Tuscaloosa, Alabama, where he is already facing charges of animal cruelty after police seized two malnourished dogs.
The Kansas City Chiefs’ Isaiah Buggs was arrested Sunday in connection with an alleged burglary in Tuscaloosa, Alabama, where he is already facing charges of animal cruelty after police seized two malnourished dogs.
According to jail records, Buggs was arrested on a charge of second-degree domestic violence burglary and posted a $5,000 surety bond. A photo of the 27-year-old defensive tackle was included in the records.
Trey Robinson, an agent for Buggs, did not immediately return a request for comment.
Under Alabama law, a domestic violence burglary charge applies when the victim of the alleged crime is a parent, child or a current or former romantic partner of the suspect. The charge may also apply if the victim shares a child or a household with the suspect.
A representative for the Tuscaloosa Police Department said Buggs was charged after officers responded to a residence after getting a 911 call at 5:28 a.m. Sunday. He was held on a 12-hour domestic violence hold before being released on bond.
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