BALTIMORE (AP) — Former Baltimore Ravens defensive tackle Terrence Cody has been acquitted of the two most serious animal cruelty charges against him but found guilty of multiple misdemeanors and could receive jail time,Football Jerseys Cheap.
Cody,Nike NFL China Wholesale, a free agent,Wholesale China Jerseys, faces more than a year of jail plus fines. Sentencing is scheduled for Jan. 5.
Baltimore County Circuit Court Judge Judith C. Ensor found him not guilty Monday of two felony counts of aggravated animal cruelty. Cody was convicted of five other counts related to failing to neglecting his dog Taz,Supply Football Jerseys Factory, which died in January. Prosecutors said the Canary mastiff had starved to death.
Ensor also found Cody guilty of illegally possessing and neglecting an alligator,Duke Johnson Jersey.
Defense attorney Joe Murtha argued during trial his client had been neglectful, but hadn't intentionally tortured or killed Taz.