Amber Finney was arrested by police in Warren, Ohio, after they followed footprints in snow leading from the Chase bank to her home 500 yards away.

At the time of her arrest Amber was already on probation stemming from a conviction for bestiality which gained worldwide notoriety after video of her having sex with a dog hit the internet.

At the time, she claimed that the video footage was faked, but later pleaded ‘no contest’ when the case reached court. She also claimed that she had been drugged and had no recollection of the events.

In this new case, Amber, who has a paw tattoo on her chest, is said to have walked into a Chase bank near her home and handed a note to a cashier.

It read: “Give me all the money and no die [sic] packs.”

Amber pleaded no contest to bestiality in 2017, was sentenced to 180 days in prison and was subsequently ordered to remain on probation until 2022. 

While she claimed that the video of her engaged in sexual congress with a dog was a fake, detective Nick Carney who worked on the case said : “She says it’s fake. But for everyone else who has seen the footage it’s clear as day that it’s not a fake.

“It’s a real video.”

The type of dog she had sex with was not revealed. But Amber, 35, had posted several photos of mutts and a cat online.

One picture of a pitbull-type dog was captioned: “This is Rocko he is a pit mix free for a good home.” 

Amber was the first person to be charged with bestiality in Warren after the city introduced a new law against the sickening sexual act.

Warren was forced to change its laws after one of Finney’s neighbours Salvador Rendon, 61, was convicted of having sex with dogs in 2016.

He spent 30 days behind bars and was put on five years’ probation for animal cruelty

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