A solid member of Neighbors With Advantages, a short-lived A&E actuality present about swinger {couples} in a suburban group that aired in 2015, has been arrested in reference to two intercourse crimes.

Tony McCollister, 43, was taken into custody on Tuesday, Dec. 23, in accordance with data of Ohio's Warren County Jail. He's been charged with pandering an obscenity involving a minor and sexual conduct with an animal.

NBC's Cincinnati station, WLWT Information 5, cited courtroom paperwork in reporting that authorities are accusing McCollister of importing baby intercourse abuse imagery to his Google account and fascinating in sexual exercise with two canine he owned.

His residence deal with was listed as the identical one belonging to Erica Grove, a lady who was charged with sexual conduct with an animal on the identical date. She was not a part of the present.

The alleged animal crime is a misdemeanor, whereas the one involving a toddler is a felony that can lead to as much as eight years in jail, together with a advantageous of $15,000, in accordance with the information outlet.

McCollister was arraigned on Monday morning, the place he was ordered to "don’t have any contact with youngsters or pets." He's at the moment being held on $250,000 cash-only bond.

He’s scheduled to return to courtroom on Tuesday, Dec. 30.

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Leisure Weekly has reached out to Warren County officers for extra data.

Neighbors With Advantages, which adopted married {couples} in a neighborhood described as each common and suburban, as they lived their lives as mother and father and professionals but in addition swingers.

It aired for simply two episodes earlier than A&E took the exhibit the air, and Deadline additionally reported that one other seven hours of episodes had been being shelved.

On the time, EW TV critic Gillian Telling informed the Cincinnati Inquirer that the present's dangerous evaluations had been accountable for its demise. However there was additionally the thought that the viewers didn't imagine the premise. "As we realized, it's not a simple way of life to steer," she informed the publication.

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