The Sun: Sturridge posted a dog hunt revelation, but did not pay the bounty

According to the British media "The Sun", Sturridge previously issued a dog hunting revelation, but when his dog was found, he did not pay the bounty.

The Sun said that 2 years ago, Sturridge said that his dog Lucci had been stolen from a house in Los Angeles, so he posted a dog hunting revelation that he would pay a bounty of 22,400 pounds to help him find the dog.

A local musician named Foster then helped Sturridge find his dog, but Foster never received Sturridge's bounty, and the Los Angeles court ordered Sturridge to pay foster, and Sturridge was absent from the verdict and has not appealed.

In an interview, Foster said: "I hope that Sturridge, as a well-known player, will keep his promise and not appeal again. ”