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Zebulon man accused of sex acts with shelter dogs

A volunteer and former employee of the Wake County Animal Center faces more than a half dozen charges stemming from accusations that he committed crimes against nature involving dogs.

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Seadon Henrich
RALEIGH, N.C. — A volunteer and former employee of the Wake County Animal Center faces more than a half-dozen charges stemming from accusations that he committed crimes against nature involving dogs.

Seadon Collin Etienne Henrich, 21, of 6717 Steves Drive in Zebulon, was arrested Thursday on four counts of crime against nature and three counts of felony dissemination of obscenity.

According to arrest warrants, Henrich engaged in sex acts with the animals between May 2011 and November 2012 and posted photos of the acts on a website.

Henrich was jailed under a $70,000 bond.

Authorities said Henrich worked as a volunteer and at one point was an employee. The alleged crimes happened at the animal shelter, they said.

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