The Ector County Sheriff's Office is seeking the public's help in locating a man wanted on a bestiality charge. A warrant has been issued for Fraian Orella. The sheriff's office is also looking to identify a second suspect in connection with the same investigation.
Further details about the case and the ongoing investigation are available from the Ector County Sheriff's Office, and residents are encouraged to contact them for more information.
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