Former NFL Player LeShon Johnson Arrested for Dog Fighting Involvement
Former NFL player LeShon Johnson was arrested for involvement in dog fighting, charged with violating the federal Animal Welfare Act by possessing, selling, and transporting pit bulls for fighting. The FBI seized 190 canines from his property. If convicted, Johnson faces a maximum penalty of five years in prison and a $250,000 fine per count.
Key Points
- LeShon Johnson charged with violating federal Animal Welfare Act
- 190 pit bulls seized from Johnson's property
- Johnson faces up to five years in prison and $250,000 fine if convicted
Pros
- FBI crackdown on dog fighting to protect innocent animals
- Potential punishment for those involved in animal abuse
Cons
- Cruelty and harm inflicted on innocent animals
- Negative impact on the reputation of former NFL player