Logan Guminski (Marion County Sheriff’s Office).
A Florida woman was recently arrested after she allegedly sexually abused her Chihuahua on video for profit, police in the Sunshine State say.
Logan Nichole Guminski, stands accused of one count each of sexual activity involving an animal and filming sexual activity involving an animal, according to the Marion County Sheriff’s Office.
The sheriff’s office says they learned of the crime on Jan. 28, when a detective who works with the major crimes unit received an “anonymous tip” that the defendant “posted a video to Instagram depicting sexual activity with a dog,” according to a press release.
The unidentified tipster apparently included a 32-second-long video clip of the offending incident in question. An arrest report contains a detailed and graphic account of what occurred in the video between a “small brown and white” Chihuahua and a woman whose face cannot be seen.
An investigation into the defendant’s Instagram account ensued.
Authorities allege the account owner, through dozens of pictures, appears to have “a body physique similar to the body shown in the video submitted in the tip in reference to skin tone, weight and stature.” Additionally, the affidavit alleges “the defendant has several photographs and videos that depict her with a small brown dog, possibly a chihuahua, that is identical to the one in the video.”
The affidavit describes the dog in depth.
“This dog is small and light brown, with large brown ears, a white line going down the middle of his head, a white belly and white fur that extends halfway up the dog’s legs,” Detective Jordyn Batt writes. “I confirmed that the dog in the video has all these same characteristics. I also located a photograph posted on April 5, 2024, that depicts the defendant with the same dog, that is wearing the same dark colored collar that is depicted in the video.
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The tipster and detective later spoke on the phone, according to the affidavit. During their conversation, the witness described the video using colloquial terms for oral sex, said Guminski has the same kind of manicure as the woman in the video, and referenced another Instagram post in which the defendant’s ex-boyfriend took a screenshot of the video to call Guminski “disgusting.”
Both the video and the ensuing post had since been deleted, the witness told the detective. But, the witness added, they had screenshots.
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On March 21, Guminski spoke with two detectives and allegedly admitted to performing sex acts with two different dogs for money.
“The defendant admitted that she is a ‘content creator,’ which she described as her utilizing the Fansly platform to sell photographs and videos of herself in the nude, depicting different sexual acts to users on the internet,” the affidavit reads. “The defendant admitted to taking the video of her engaging in a sexual act with her dog, ‘Princeton,’ which she described as a brown and white Chihuahua.”
For the first video, Guminski allegedly admitted, she was paid $500 by a Snapchat user. The second video allegedly involved a yellow Labrador named “Rosie.” The affidavit does not contain additional details about the second video.
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The defendant allegedly admitted both videos were still on her iPhone at the time she spoke with law enforcement, the affidavit claims.
Guminski was arrested shortly after speaking with detectives. She was released the next day after posting $10,000 bond, jail records show.
The defendant is currently slated to be arraigned on April 22.
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“Unfortunately this isn’t my first case of this nature,” Batts told Gainesville-based ABC and The CW affiliate WCJB. “It’s always shocking, it’ll never not be shocking especially when you have to watch the video but I have seen it before so it’s not out of the ordinary unfortunately.”
