Former Altanta Falcons star, Mike Vick, was in a Virginia court room Tuesday (yesterday) and entered his guilty plea in an effort to get an early release. He is currently serving a 23-month jail sentence in Leavenworth, Kansas for the federal offense and could be released to a federal halfway house in July.
As you may recall, Vick is serving a prison sentence for federal dogfighting charges. Without the resolution of the state charges, Vick would not have been eligible for release to a halfway house.
I love animals, and no offense to PETA, I just feel this is just a bit too much. There are people out there who committed far more worse crimes and recieve a slap on the wrist…and this dude may be released to a half way house! Jeez!
In the federal plea, the former Pro Bowl selection did not admit to killing any dogs personally or gambling on the fights. The summary of facts accompanying the original plea agreement said Vick was aware four dogs were killed in 2002 and six to eight dogs were killed in April 2007 as a result of the “collective efforts” of Vick and two of his co-defendants.
Courtesy of Missxpose.com
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