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   NORFOLK, Va - Two Norfolk women are accused of having sex with a   
   dog while communicating with an inmate in two city jails.   
      
   34-year-old Jermaine Gaye was arrested on January 31 for a hit-   
   and-run. News 3 told you how Gaye stands accused of hitting a   
   police car before driving off at a high rate of speed.   
      
   They said he eventually crashed, and two people were   
   hospitalized as a result.   
      
   While being held in the Norfolk Jail, court documents state that   
   Gaye spoke to three women over the phone, encouraging them to   
   threaten the witness in his case.   
      
   Court records state that Denise Kearney and Ashley Pinkett   
   allegedly called the witness five times over the course of a few   
   days and tried to convince her “to either change her story or   
   not come to court.”   
      
   It states they also allegedly went to the witness' home.   
      
   Pinkett and Kearney are accused of having sex with Gaye’s dog   
   while “he encouraged them over the phone from the Norfolk City   
   Jail,” according to court records. The alleged sexual acts   
   occurred on March 18, March 27, March 29, April 2, April 3 and   
   April 7.   
      
   Court records state Pinkett mentioned photographing the act.   
      
   Around this time, Gaye was moved from the Norfolk Jail to the   
   Virginia Beach Jail due to his attempt to allegedly establish an   
   improper relationship with a jail employee in Norfolk. On April   
   11 and April 12, during a video chat from the Virginia Beach   
   Jail, Pinkett allegedly had sex with Gaye’s dog at home while   
   Gaye encouraged her over video chat with what appeared to be a   
   white towel draped over the back of his head.   
      
   Gaye is facing 34 charges, including several counts of cruelty   
   to animals. He is being held without bond.   
      
   Pinkett is facing 20 charges including bestiality, animal   
   cruelty charges and tampering with a witness. She has court on   
   June 13, and is currently being held without bond.   
      
   Kearney is facing seven charges and has court on Monday. She is   
   also being held without bond.   
      
   Both women declined an interview from jail.   
      
   The Virginia Beach Jail issued a statement. They said they're   
   cooperating fully with the investigation.   
      
   It is our policy to fully prosecute any criminal activity that   
   occurs within our facility, to include any criminal conduct that   
   may be captured as part of an inmate’s visitation. All inmates   
   and their visitors are warned that visits are monitored and   
   recorded.   
      
   This is part of the Terms of Service that Telmate (the video   
   visitation system operator/vendor) requires users to agree to in   
   order to participate in web-based video visitation, messaging,   
   etc. via the tablets: “Any and all other content or information   
   shared, transmitted, or sent using any messaging system or video   
   visitation system or any other method, may be accessed,   
   reviewed, searched, used, recorded, copied, viewed, listened to,   
   displayed, or distributed by telmate correctional facility   
   staff, or agents of law enforcement, as permitted by law. You   
   hereby acknowledge your awareness of, understand, and consent to   
   all such activity.”   
      
   Both Pinkett and Kearney appeared in Norfolk General District   
   Court on June 13 for a preliminary hearing. All charges for both   
   women were certified to the grand jury.   
      
   https://wtkr.com/2019/05/17/two-norfolk-women-accused-of-having-   
   sex-with-dog-while-communicating-with-inmate-in-jail/   
                   
      
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