After filming herself having sex with her dog, a 19-year-old woman was arrested.

 A lady has been captured after supposedly having intercourse with a canine and posting “very realistic” recordings of the maltreatment via virtual entertainment.

The charges against Denise Frazier, 19, include aggravated animal cruelty and unnatural sexual activity.

A concerned resident who watched the video on social media, according to police in Mississippi, alerted them to the video of a woman and a male dog.

“In my 17 years in policing, is perhaps of the most incredibly upsetting case that I’ve at any point examined,” Sergeant J.D. Carter, of Jones Province Sheriff’s Specialization, said.

He stated that officers are not even permitted to discuss the videos because they “are so graphic.”

According to reports, Frazier acknowledged that she was seen in the video having sex with an animal.

Carter claims that Frazier’s alibi was that she was forced into the heinous acts, but that there is no evidence of that despite the fact that they are investigating. The 19-year-old woman was arrested after she filmed herself having sex with her dog.

According to the Laurel Leader-Call, she allegedly informed the police that she was “threatened to do it” and that “people pay [her]” for the videos.

Carter stated, “We have never dealt with this particular kind of case before.” It’s really hard to put into words other than “disgusting.”

“In this way, the present moment, we’re still in that underlying stage, directly past the initial segment of it. However, we will still investigate to see if there is additional information.

According to him, additional videos may have been made in other states. They have notified the sheriff’s departments in the area.

Woman, 19, arrested after filming herself having sex with her dog. Her dogs were taken to a local animal hospital and seized from her residence.

Frazier referred to a German shepherd as a “service dog” among the animals.

Frazier, who hails from the hamlet of Myrick in Mississippi, made her initial court appearance on April 6 and was granted a bond of $25,000

Frazier could face up to ten years in prison if he is found guilty.