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Subject: USC Asst Coach arrested twice for dogfighting charges

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Tim in Omaha
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08/29/2007 1:07 PM Alert 
From Rivals.com


USC running backs coach Todd McNair, in his fourth season with the team, was twice convicted on charges related to mistreatment of dogs in the 1990s, according to reports.
"I really don't want to comment on something 14 years ago, and especially something I was cleared for," McNair told Gary Klein of the L.A. Times Tuesday night.

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McNair, a former NFL player, was charged with animal neglect in July 1993 when he was a member of the Kansas City Chiefs. He was found guilty, fined $500 and put on probation.

In March 1994, police in the New Jersey Borough of Paulsboro shot and killed a pit bull for biting and locking onto a neighborhood dog. They suspected the dog belonged to McNair, and discovered six more chained in his yard. He agreed to move them.

On March 30, 1996, McNair was charged with cruelty to animals, failure to obtain licenses and keeping animals for the purpose of fighting on his property in East Greenwich, N.J. Animal control officers found up to 22 pit bulls, including 17 adults and five puppies.

"I've never seen anything like it," Gloucester County officer Charles Barone told the Philadelphia Daily News in a story dated April 4, 1996.

Police Chief William Giordano told the newspaper: "These conditions are deplorable."

The Rocky Mountain News reported later that year that the dogs were attached to heavy automobile towing chains. Some of the dogs were found in standing water, and many were scarred. Several had fresh wounds and one had a broken leg.

Although authorities believe McNair had been training the dogs for fights, they could not prove it. In October 1996, McNair was convicted of cruelty to animals and neglect. He was ordered to pay nearly $25,000 in fines and perform eight hours of community service.


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DMan
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08/29/2007 1:24 PM Alert 
And your point is? You want the case reopened? Let a dying dog die! (No pun intended)
egami
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08/29/2007 1:26 PM Alert 
We should burn a milk bone in his yard.

Posted By Omahan on 11/04/2008 2:24 PM
I've worked very hard to become your friend egami.
Crit40
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08/29/2007 1:59 PM Alert 
It looks like he was convicted of animal neglect and not dog fighting if I understand the post. It also appears that he was sentenced and fulfilled his obligation to society.

Counting the Herd one hoof at a time.
Tim in Omaha
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08/29/2007 2:47 PM Alert 
Posted By DMan on 08/29/2007 1:24 PM
And your point is? You want the case reopened? Let a dying dog die! (No pun intended)



Ummm…. Nothing other than U$C must use the George O'Leary background check formula.

Cornhuskers the winningest college football program of the last 50 years, both by winning percentage and number of wins.

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