Michael Vick

By jeff In 2007, conflicting statements were made by his estranged parents about possible dogfighting activities in 2001. Michael Boddie, his father, told the Atlanta Journal-Constitution that around 2001, Michael Vick was staging dogfights in the garage of the family’s home in Newport New...

By Lester Munson Phil Ellsworth for ESPN.com Tony Taylor says he took good care of Michael Vick's dogs when he ran the kennel. Michael Vick and Tony Taylor knew they needed expert help if they were to enter the world of dogfighting. ... Michael Vick's NFL comeback The Week Magazine

Pull collar on dogfights   USA - Jan 23, 2008 Despite the horrors revealed in the Michael Vick dogfighting probe, a small, but vocal, minority in this state still believes that people should be free to ...

Alleged Vick associate to plea  - Oct 24, 2007 AP) -- A man accused of selling a pit bull to suspended NFL quarterback Michael Vick's dogfighting operation and sponsoring a pit bull in dogfights was due ...

Atlanta Falcons quarterback Michael Vick is out of the NFL indefinitely after admitting to funding Bad Newz kennels and agreeing to kill dogs, but not to gambling on dogfights.

Often the government will offer a plea deal to the small fish in the pond because they're really going after the big fish in the pond," one law expert says. Tony Taylor of Hampton, a co-defendant in the Michael Vick dogfighting case, pleaded guilty Monday and said in court papers that the Atl...

Atlanta Falcons quarterback Michael Vick, indicted on a charge of sponsoring dogfights at a home he owned in Virginia, is scheduled to make his first court appearance on July 26.

By The Associated Press SURRY, Va. - There is no longer any doubt about what federal authorities contend took place on the property owned by Atlanta Falcons quarterback Michael Vick that is at the center of a dogfighting investigation.

Atlanta quarterback Michael Vick was at a dogfight in 2000 and is "one of the ones that they call the big boys" in the sport, a confidential police informant told ESPN. "That's who bets a large dollar," the informant said Sunday on the show "Outside the Lines."

Atlanta Falcons quarterback Michael Vick was at a dogfight in 2000 and is "one of the heavyweights" in the competition, ESPN reported.

A Virginia prosecutor has announced that there is no solid evidence linking Falcons QB Michael Vick to dogfighting.