On March 21, 2025, the Marion County Sheriff's Office in Florida arrested Logan Guminski, a social media influencer.
The 27-year-old was arrested after criminal investigators found evidence of animal sexual abuse.
Guminski was taken into custody after a two-month investigation that began with an anonymous tip about disturbing online videos.
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| Logan Guminski and her pets |
Authorities started investigating Guminski in January 2025, after someone reported disturbing videos on Guminski's Instagram account.
The account had over 15,000 followers.
According to the New York Post, these chilling videos showed the influencer having sex with her pet Chihuahua.
After the police report was made, Detective Jordyn Batts from the Marion County Sheriff's Office led the investigation.
Guminski's phone and social media accounts were thoroughly examined during the criminal investigation.
Tragically, the police found multiple videos confirming the abuse.
The evidence showed Guminski having sex with two different dogs on separate occasions.
When she was questioned by detectives, Guminski admitted to creating the abusive videos.
She told criminal investigators that she worked as an adult content creator and sold explicit material online.
Guminski specifically confessed to making one video for a customer who paid $500 for it, according to online reports.
All these statements were recorded in the official police report and will be used as evidence.
Prosecutors have now charged Guminski with two felony counts under Florida law.
The first charge is for sexual activity with an animal, and the second is for filming sexual activity with an animal.
Both charges are third-degree felonies that carry possible five-year prison sentences.
Guminski posted a $10,000 bond and was released from jail on March 22.
Her first court appearance is scheduled for April 22, 2025, where she will formally answer to the charges.
Animal welfare organizations are saying that such abuse cases often indicate deeper behavioral problems.
Florida law treats animal sexual abuse seriously with severe punishment.
This includes potential prison time and mandatory registration as an animal abuser for convicted offenders.
All animals involved in the case have been removed from Guminski's care and placed in safe environments.
The legal process will continue with the upcoming court date, where more details about the case may emerge.
The strength of the video evidence and Guminski's own confession suggest this will be a difficult case for any defense attorney to challenge.
Authorities encourage anyone who suspects animal abuse to report it immediately to local law enforcement or animal control agencies.
This true crime case is a clear example of how such reports can lead to investigations that stop ongoing abuse and hold offenders accountable under the law.
Got a tip about a crime? Please contact Crime Stoppers at 1-800-222-TIPS immediately.
You can also see how to report a crime anonymously online if you wish to remain anonymous.
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