Woman faces charges of sex with her dog after her ex-boyfriend finds disturbing footage

A Michigan woman was arrested this week for performing a sex act with her dog after her ex discovered disturbing footage of the encounter on security cameras and turned it over to police.

Brittany McClure, 30, has been arrested on sodomy and animal abuse charges for allegedly assaulting the couple’s dog, Max. Fox 2 Detroit reported.

The woman’s ex-boyfriend found video of her performing the act on her dog while viewing footage from security cameras he had set up in the living room of their Taylor home, according to the outlet.

Police said the man turned over the troubling six minutes of footage to investigators.

“In this video, defendant Brittany McClure can be seen lying on the living room floor on a mattress covered with a blanket. She opens the covers and calls the dog,” Taylor Det. According to Fox 2, Philip Collop said in court on Wednesday, “You can hear her say ‘good boy’.”

Another Taylor Police Department officer said he had never seen anything so shocking in his more than two decades on the job.


McClure was arrested on bestiality and animal abuse charges for allegedly assaulting her dog, Max.
McClure was arrested on bestiality and animal abuse charges for allegedly assaulting her dog, Max.
Taylor Police Department

McClure's ex-boyfriend found a video on surveillance cameras in her living room of her demonstrating the crime.
McClure’s ex-boyfriend found a video on surveillance cameras in her living room of her demonstrating the crime.

“[It was] It’s very clear his ex-girlfriend is performing fellatio on her dog named Max and she’s trying to get Max to reciprocate,” Lt. Frank Canning. “Kind of an interest in fetish stuff seen on the internet. I do not know that any justification could justify these acts. She has agreed to perform these acts on Max.”

McClure told police the beast caught on camera was the only time she had sex with her dog.

“Luckily the video was captured,” Canning said, according to Fox 2. “I would hate if that became normal for Max.”

Max was unharmed and was placed in the care of McClure’s ex, police said.

McClure was ordered to have no contact with animals and was being held on $100.00 bail, the local broadcaster reported.

JACLYN DIAZ

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