US woman, 27, allegedly filmed sexual activity with dog, sold it to Snapchat user for S$671, charged

A woman in the United States (U.S.) allegedly filmed a sexual activity with her dog and sold it on Snapchat for US$500 (S$671).

Logan Guminski, 27, has since been charged with engaging in sexual activity with an animal and filming sexual activity involving an animal.

Coerced dog

In a Facebook post on Mar. 24, the Marion County Sheriff's Office (MCSO) wrote that they received an anonymous tip on Jan. 28 regarding videos Guminski posted to Instagram containing alleged sexual activities she did with a dog.

In an MCSO report cited by local media Ocala News, a 32-second video allegedly showed a woman coercing a brown and white chihuahua to perform oral sex on her.

While the woman's face was not visible in the video, the Instagram page the video was posted to contained over 80 photographs and videos of Guminski, the report read.

Video requested by someone online

On Mar. 21, police made contact with Guminski, who allegedly admitted to her acts in an interview.

She told police that she was a “content creator” who creates sexually explicit photos and videos to sell on the internet.

Another social media user reportedly requested the video with her dog and paid US$500 (S$671) for it, she admitted.

Guminski additionally stated that she had filmed another video with a different dog, and the videos of both incidents were still saved on her phone.

Arrested

Guminski was arrested and transported to the Marion County Jail.

She was released on bail after posting a US$10,000 (S$13,439) bond.

Top photos from Logan Guminski's Instagram and Marion County Sheriff's Office/Facebook