A Queensland couple have been charged after allegedly engaging in a series of sex acts involving dogs.
The Courier MailPolice will allege that the incidents, which they also allege involved two dogs, were captured on video.
These incidents allegedly took place on October 18, 2021, as well as on March 19, May 17, June 6, and October 25, 2022, all within the Sarina region.Following their arrest in July 2023, the couple were granted bail while being held at a watch house facility.The legal proceedings have been adjourned, with a committal mention set to take place later this year.
In accordance with the legal statutes of Queensland, individuals found guilty of bestiality can face a potential prison sentence of up to seven years.Share this article:
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