Police: Michigan man caught on video performing sex acts on woman's dog
A Michigan man was caught on video engaging in sex acts with a woman's dog, police said.
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The woman called police Friday and said she was reviewing her home security video and saw Damian Barton performing sex acts with her bull terrier-Lab mix, officials said.
Michigan man caught on video performing sex acts on woman's dog, police say
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