Overview
- Court documents allege Tony McCollister uploaded child sexual abuse material to a Google account and engaged in sexual acts with two dogs he owned.
- He was arraigned this week with bond set at $250,000, and prosecutors requested no contact with minors, no internet access if released, and a ban on having pets while the case is pending.
- Warren County Sheriff Barry Riley said investigators seized the animals from McCollister and that they are being well cared for.
- Custody status remains disputed, with TMZ reporting he posted bail and was released, while other outlets citing the jail roster report he is still in custody.
- A follow-up hearing is scheduled for December 30, and McCollister previously appeared on A&E’s short-lived 2015 series Neighbors With Benefits, which was canceled after two episodes.