isaiah Buggs

A judge in Tuscaloosa County has dismissed two misdemeanor animal cruelty charges filed last year against Isaiah Buggs, the former Crimson Tide defensive tackle who will now try to find his path back into professional football.

Isaiah Buggs has officially been sentenced after being charged with two counts of misdemeanor animal cruelty.

Former Alabama defensive lineman Isaiah Buggs has been in the midst of legal battles in Tuscaloosa, and now, he's searching for a new NFL home.

Following his arrest for burglary on Sunday, former Alabama star Isaiah Buggs had his bond revoked for another case in Tuscaloosa.

After he was arrested again this weekend, former Alabama standout Isaiah Buggs will surrender the business license and permanently close his hookah lounge in Tuscaloosa.

Elected officials in Tuscaloosa will meet later this month to discuss whether to shut down a hookah lounge belonging to former Tide tackle Isaiah Buggs, now in the NFL on the Kansas City Chiefs' roster.

Isaiah Buggs is claiming harassment by the Tuscaloosa Police after an arrest warrant was released on Wednesday.