LeShon Johnson, a former NFL running back, was convicted of violating the Animal Welfare Act due to his involvement in a large dogfighting operation. A federal jury in Oklahoma found him guilty of six felony counts, with a maximum sentence of 30 years in prison and potential fines totaling up to $1.5 million. Authorities uncovered evidence of abuse while seizing 190 dogs from his properties, along with fighting paraphernalia. Johnson previously faced legal issues related to dogfighting, having a prior conviction in 2005.
LeShon Johnson has been convicted for running a significant dogfighting operation, violating the Animal Welfare Act with a maximum potential prison sentence of 30 years.
Authorities seized 190 pit bulls from Johnson's property, marking the largest individual confiscation in a federal dogfighting case, revealing extensive evidence of dog abuse.
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