Dun Terrius Bradford, of Sale City, Georgia, was sentenced to 120 months in prison for convictions related to dog fighting, drug trafficking, and firearm possession. The U.S. District Court for the Middle District of Georgia also ordered five years of supervised release and a $6,900 fine. Authorities rescued 67 pit bull-type dogs from Bradford’s residence, the third-largest seizure in federal history. This case marks the first federal conviction for possessing firearms in furtherance of dog fighting. Prosecutors cited recovered items including blood-splattered treadmills, veterinary steroids, and a cattle shock prod with dog DNA. The DOJ, USDA, and local law enforcement collaborated on the investigation. Bradford’s sentencing follows a December 2025 conviction on 69 counts of illegal dog fighting, one count of cocaine base manufacturing, and firearm possession charges.
Source: U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ).
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