OCALA, FL (352today.com) – An Ocala woman has been arrested after posting a video on Instagram that depicts her having sexual activity with a dog.
Authorities say they received a tip on January 28, 2025, that pointed to 27-year-old Logan Guminski.
Detectives discovered “several” photos and videos through investigation, which showed Guminski performing sexual acts with the animal.
The Marion County Sheriff’s Office (MCSO) identified Guminski as the person in the videos and contacted her on March 21 for an interview.
Authorities say during the interview, Guminski described herself as a “content creator” who generates “sexually explicit photos and videos” for sale on the internet.
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MCSO says Guminski admitted to creating and sharing the video she posted on Instagram with another user. She claims she sold the video to that user for $500.
Guminski further admitted to her involvement in sexual activity with another dog and told authorities that her phone contained videos depicting the activity.
Authorities placed Guminski under arrest on March 21. According to an inmate search, she is currently out on a $10,000 bond.
Guminski’s charges include one count each of Sexual Activity Involving an Animal and Filming Sexual Activity Involving an Animal.
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