Law&Crime is redacting the name of the ex-girlfriend because Schaab was arraigned on misdemeanor domestic battery charges earlier this month, Volusia County Court records reveal. explained that she was very disturbed by the video so she deleted the number the video came from but saved the video. Schaab is also seen using his fingers to point and touch at the dogs anus. Schaab put his face to the dog’s anus and lick the anus of the dog. Schaab is then seen grabbing the dog’s tail and moving it to the side. explained she recognized the couch and that it is in Mr. In the video you can see the dog (Berkeley) laying on the couch. The second male believes is Dillon, unknown last name. was able to identify one as Nicholas Schaab. The petition describes the events of the video as such:
There is another male in the video who is not identified according to the petition, but it is unclear if that person is with Schaab or if the two are on video chat. The petition reveals that Officer Wilk then extracted the video from the female’s phone with a UCB while also taking her phone as evidence in the ongoing investigation. Schaab was arrested for disturbing the peace three days after his 18th birthday (left) and the following April for DUI (right, both mugshots courtesy of Volusia County Jail) The petition states that she also showed the video to her mother.
Schaab’s ex-girlfriend said that she proceeded to delete the number but save the video. Officer Wilk states that a former girlfriend of Schaab alerted authorities to the video after it was sent to her by an unknown number, according to the petition. Schaab also recorded video footage of the sexual contact. Nicholas Schaab knowingly engaged in sexual contact with an animal (family dog) by using his tongue to lick the anus of the dog and use his fingers to digitally touch the anus. In the petition filed in court on Wednesday, Officer M. A member of the New Smyrna Beach Police Department tells Law&Crime that the dog will be staying at the Southeast Volusia Humane Society as officers investigate the case. However, officers did take Berkley into custody. There were also no arrests were made on Wednesday related to these allegations. Schaab and his two roommates, Laura Daughtrey and Peter Rogalski, are now being investigated by police.Ī civil complaint has been filed against Schaab for sexual activity involving an animal, but the three have not been charged with any criminal offenses. Officers learned of the video from Schaab’s ex-girlfriend, who identified the victim in the case as Berkley. Nicholas Schaab, 20, is accused of digitally and orally assaulting his “family dog,” according to a petition filed by the New Smyrna Beach Police Department Animal Services. Nicholas Schaab (above in Mamugshot courtesy of Volusia County Jail) is accused of sexually assaulting his dog (excerpt from court filing inset).Ī Florida man is under investigation after a video that allegedly shows him sexually abusing his dog was obtained by police.
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