Kenneth Sellner arrested in Phoenix for committing acts of bestiality against a horse

• Kenneth Sellner reported by his mother
• Sellner admits his guilt.
• Arrest causes community outrage.

Kenneth Sellner, a 21-year-old man, has been arrested in Phoenix by police after being accused of committing acts of bestiality against a horse

Sellner’s mother was the one who discovered her son’s disturbing activity, Univision reported.

All this after reviewing security cameras from the stables located near 16th Street and Cloud Road, owned by the family.

According to the police report, the mother, who was on vacation.

What Kenneth Sellner did was terrible

She decided to monitor the cameras to ensure that Sellner was fulfilling his responsibility to clean the stables in her absence.

It was then that she came across the shocking images of her son engaged in sexual acts with the horse.

Which included touching the animal’s genitals and rubbing them against his naked body.

Shocked and horrified by the discovery, the mother decided to immediately cancel her trip to return home and confront Kenneth Sellner.

When confronted by his mother, Kenneth Sellner attempted to justify his actions by claiming that he was simply cleaning the horse, an explanation that did not convince the mother.

Without wasting any time, the woman ordered her son to leave the family property.

She then contacted the Maricopa County Sheriff’s Office to report what happened, said Univision.

She provided authorities with surveillance footage as evidence of the acts Sellner had committed, which police say occurred on two separate occasions.

The sheriff quickly issued an arrest warrant for Kenneth Sellner, who was located at a friend’s apartment near 7th Street and Beardsley Road.

Police arrested him without incident on Monday, July 22, and later took him to the county jail, where Sellner faces charges.

After being arrested, Sellner was read his rights and admitted to touching the horse’s genitals, attempting to downplay the severity of his actions with the excuse that «one thing led to another.»

Authorities stress the seriousness of the crime, warning of serious legal consequences for acts of bestiality.

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