Office of the District Attorney, District 12 | Rogers County Man Sentenced to Ten Years in Prison on Six Counts Including Encouraging Dogfighting
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Rogers County Man Sentenced to Ten Years in Prison on Six Counts Including Encouraging Dogfighting

24 Jul Rogers County Man Sentenced to Ten Years in Prison on Six Counts Including Encouraging Dogfighting

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Rogers County CF-2013-401

July 24, 2014 Garrett Bump was given the maximum sentence allowed for dogfighting:  Ten years in the Department of Corrections.

In all Bump plead guilty to six counts;  three of which are felonies:

Instigating or encouraging dogfight  (felony)
Own/possess/keep or train dog for fighting  (felony)
Cruelty to Animals  (felony)
Possession of controlled dangerous substance  (misdemeanor)

Unlawful possession of drug paraphernalia  (misdemeanor)
Leaving carcass within ¼ mile of highway (misdemeanor)

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