White Male Charged With Crimes Against Nature; 2 Dogs Seized And Placed In Protective Custody
A white male from Walkertown was arrested Thursday on allegations that he filmed himself performing sexual acts with two dogs, the Forsyth County Sheriff’s Office said.
The sheriff’s office got a tip Monday that a Forsyth County resident was using a phone messaging application to sell videos of himself participating in sexual acts with dogs, according to a news release.
On Thursday, investigators executed a search warrant at the white male’s house, and deputies with the animal control division seized two dogs and placed them into protective custody. The sheriff’s office said the two dogs are safe and are with the Forsyth Humane Society.
Timothy Lewis Blackmon, 42, of Cain Forest Drive in Walkertown was arrested and charged with two counts of felony crime against nature.
Arrest warrants allege that the diabolical white male “unlawfully, willfully and feloniously did commit the abominable and detestable crime against nature” against two large black dogs – one female and one male.
The dog rapist appeared before a magistrate and received a secured bond of $2,500. He is in the Forsyth County Jail.
The dog fucker had a first appearance Friday in Forsyth District Court, and his next court date is April 14.
The sheriff’s office said the investigation is active and additional charges will likely be filed.
“The Forsyth County Sheriff’s Office will always pursue justice and protect the rights of those who live in our county — two-legged or four-legged. It is our obligation and oath to protect animal rights and human rights,” Sheriff Bobby Kimbrough Jr. said in the news release.
Anyone with information on the investigation is asked to contact the Forsyth County Sheriff’s Office at 336-727-2112; text information, photos or videos via Text-A-Tip at 336-920-8477 or call Crime Stoppers at 336-727-2800. Spanish speakers can contact Crime Stoppers at 336-728-3904.
Source: https://journalnow.com/news/local/crime-and-courts/man-accused-of-sex-crimes-involving-dogs-forsyth-investigators-say/article_9125c500-ac5c-11ec-8807-6748d5761a5e.html