Overview
- Legal documents state the order bars Tony McCollister from all animals or minors and explicitly prohibits forcing sexual relations on children or dogs.
- Prosecutors charged McCollister with felony pandering obscenity involving a minor and a misdemeanor count of sexual conduct with animals.
- The Warren County Sheriff’s Office seized two dogs from his home, and the animals are being cared for, according to Sheriff Barry Riley.
- Reports based on filings allege he engaged in sexual conduct with two dogs and knowingly uploaded child sexual abuse material to a Google account.
- McCollister posted the $250,000 bond and was released from custody, with a Tuesday court appearance reported by local and entertainment outlets.