Atlanta Falcons NFL Quarterback Michael Vick will admit to the charges filed in the controversial Virginia dogfighting case that has captured the nation's attention and infuriated pet activists all over the world.Lawyers for the $100 million dollar Black superstar just released a statement saying that Vick is accepting full responsibility for his horrific criminal conduct and will do everything in his power to make the situation right!
The deal struck will include at least one year on lockdown, and triumphs logic that he actually had any other options after his co-defendants pled last week.
The inordinately talented player has obviously been leading a double life in his down time, and that may spark closer scrutiny by the NFL. The gambling allegations alone could trigger a lifetime ban under the league's personal conduct policy.
The offense is punishable by up to five years in prison and a $250,000 fine. The sentencings for the other defendants are set for November and December.
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