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Re: Minnesota mail carrier accused of having sex with dog pleads guilty to burglary
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Kroi
Nov 1, 2023, 10:25:03 PM11/1/23
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CROOKSTON, Minn. — A bestiality charge against a former Polk County
mail carrier accused of having sex with a dog has been dismissed,
and he’ll avoid jail time for the burglary charge if he abides by
his probation terms.
Brian Chapman, 22, was ordered Thursday in Polk County District
Court to complete a number of supervised probation requirements,
including attending a sex offender program and avoiding unsupervised
contact with animals. In exchange to pleading guilty to a second-
degree felony charge of burglary, the misdemeanor bestiality charge
was dismissed.
Chapman was arrested in February 2017 after a Polk County resident
noticed his mail carrier, later identified as Chapman, was spending
a long time dropping off a package in the homeowner’s garage,
according to court documents. Surveillance footage revealed Chapman
engaging in a sexual act with the homeowner’s dog, court documents
stated.
Chapman resigned a few days later, a U.S. Postal Service
spokesperson confirmed.
He had faced up to 10 years in prison on the burglary charge and 90
days in jail for the bestiality crime. Instead, he agreed to do 40
hours of community service and have no contact with the homeowner or
the dog.
His supervised probation will last 10 years.
CROOKSTON, Minn. — A bestiality charge against a former Polk County
mail carrier accused of having sex with a dog has been dismissed,
and he’ll avoid jail time for the burglary charge if he abides by
his probation terms.
Brian Chapman, 22, was ordered Thursday in Polk County District
Court to complete a number of supervised probation requirements,
including attending a sex offender program and avoiding unsupervised
contact with animals. In exchange to pleading guilty to a second-
degree felony charge of burglary, the misdemeanor bestiality charge
was dismissed.
Chapman was arrested in February 2017 after a Polk County resident
noticed his mail carrier, later identified as Chapman, was spending
a long time dropping off a package in the homeowner’s garage,
according to court documents. Surveillance footage revealed Chapman
engaging in a sexual act with the homeowner’s dog, court documents
stated.
Chapman resigned a few days later, a U.S. Postal Service
spokesperson confirmed.
He had faced up to 10 years in prison on the burglary charge and 90
days in jail for the bestiality crime. Instead, he agreed to do 40
hours of community service and have no contact with the homeowner or
the dog.
His supervised probation will last 10 years.
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