Jarrett Riggs of Fort Worth was incarcerated in the Tarrant County jail after being caught having improper relations with barnyard animals.
Riggs, who was arrested on bestiality charges received a $200 fine. Since his release, he had been living in his pickup truck or in the woods and eating food from dumpsters.
His plea deal bars him from unsupervised contact with animals.
Riggs and his attorney had initially rejected the plea deal, arguing that Texas’s anti-bestiality law was in violation of the U.S. Constitution.
He also waxed poetic about his preference for animals over humans, explaining that critters “do not seek other pleasures” and their feelings are “100 percent honest,” as opposed to “promiscuous” humans, who “stab you in the back, give you diseases and lie to you.”
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