Former reality TV star accused of bestiality, child sex abuse material in Warren County
Dayton Daily News••entertainment
Key Points:
- Tony McCollister, a former reality TV star from Union Township, faces felony charges for pandering obscenity involving a minor and misdemeanor charges for sexual conduct with animals; his pets were seized during the investigation.
- McCollister starred in the 2015 show "Neighbors with Benefits," which was canceled after two episodes due to viewer backlash over its swinger lifestyle content.
- He was arrested on December 23, remains jailed on a $250,000 cash-only bond, and is prohibited from contacting anyone under 18 or any animals.
- Warren County deputies confiscated two dogs from McCollister, assuring the animals are well cared for, but details of the investigation's origin have not been disclosed.
- Court records indicate
