Man Charged With Having S*X With Dog After He Lost His Phone & People Handed It To The Police

A man has been charged with having sex with a dog after his lost phone was found by his colleagues.

Florida police claimed Jesse Allen, 27, dropped his mobile during his shift at a restaurant in Florida, USA.

It was later handed over to police after workers found videos of a man having s-x with a dog in the gallery.

Officers have now arrested the man.

He was booked into the Marion County Jail on Tuesday on two counts of s-xual activity involving animals with his bail set at $2,000 about N730,000.



The police told the paper a woman went to the Ocala Police Department to hand in a mobile her brother found while at an Ocala restaurant.

The woman said while trying to identify the owner, she saw what she considered “numerous disturbing images and text messages,” according to the arrest affidavit in the case.

The woman recognised the man in a video on the phone as somebody who works at the restaurant.

Detective Josh Fried then found the Facebook page of the man in the videos and identified him as Jesse Allen, according to reports.

The page showed multiple cartoon images of various animals, mostly dog-like creatures “engaging in vulgar sexual acts,” according to the affidavit.

The detective obtained a search warrant for Allen’s phone.

Detective Fried said he found pictures of different dogs’ private areas and videos showing dogs having s-x with women.

He claims there were photos of Allen himself engaged in various s-x acts with a dog.

According to the affidavit, Allen said the s-xual activity between him and a dog named Rocky has been “going on for some time”.

Law enforcement officials said the dog is now in the custody of animal control officials.


harry & meghan begs fans, stop sending gifts for our baby, instead donate to charities

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle have shared an affection photo of them together on their new joint Instagram as they asked fans to stop sending gifts for their new baby and donate to charity instead.

The Duke and Duchess of Sussex recommended charities that fans could support instead of buying presents for their first child, who is due in the next few weeks.

In the second post on their new account, which was launched on Tuesday and already has four million followers, the couple said they were 'immensely grateful for the outpouring of love and support in anticipation of the birth of their first child'.
But they added: 'In lieu of sending gifts, the couple have long planned to encourage members of the public to make donations to select charities for children and parents in need.

'If you already made a donation, the couple send you their greatest thanks.

'If you are thinking about it, they ask that you kindly consider the following organisations they've selected.'

The pair recommended four charities which fans could support: the Lunchbox Fund, which works to provide a daily meal for impoverished children in South Africa; Little Village HQ, which provides clothes for children under five; WellChild, which tries to get ill children out of hospital and back home; and Baby2Baby, which tries to provide necessities for children up to 12 years old.