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ELISA SUMNER charged on five indictments accusing her of killing one dog and neglecting four others

- New York, USA -


Albany County District Attorney P. David Soares announced that on Monday, December 19, 2022, 27-years-old ELISA SUMNER (pictured), was arraigned on a five-count indictment before the Honorable William T. Little in Albany County Court.


According to a news release, the indictment, handed up by a Grand Jury on December 14, 2022, includes one Class E felony count of aggravated cruelty to animals, and four Class A misdemeanor counts of overdriving, torturing, and injuring animals; failure to provide sustenance.


SUMNER is accused of intentionally killing her 2-year-old German Shepherd named Nala, with “no justifiable purpose” at an Albany home on 42 Spring Street between Lark and Dove Streets between August 21, 2022, and August 29, 2022.


Albany Police investigators from the Special Operations Unit, who led the investigation, determined that SUMNER failed to provide proper sustenance and medical care to Nala who was suffering from malnutrition and severe bite wounds to her head and ears. Nala sadly died from the injuries.


The news release also stated, “Additionally, the indictment alleges that at the same address, on October 14, 2022, SUMNER failed to provide proper sustenance for four other dogs, and kept them in a residence covered in urine, feces, and garbage.”


SUMNER was arrested on November 1, 2022, and the Albany County District Attorney's Office said that she was released to the supervision of probation pending her next court date, which has not been yet scheduled. As a condition of SUMNER’s release, she is barred from “owning”, or being in custody of any animals.


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AVALON RAMPERSANT arrested for striking his defenseless puppy on multiple occasions

- New York, USA -


An investigation conducted by the Albany Police Department’s Special Operations Unit, responsible for investigating animal cruelty complaints, led to the arrest of 23-years-old AVALON RAMPERSANT, of Albany.


Albany Police said in a news release that RAMPERSANT is accused of striking his puppy “on multiple occasions while on West Street in Albany.”


Police identified the VOICELESS VICTIM as a 1½-year-old Boston Terrier. The furvictim’s name and gender were not released.


Investigators learned that on October 20, 2022, and November 7, 2022, RAMPERSANT, “for no justifiable reason,” struck his defenseless puppy “multiple times causing the dog to yelp and screech in pain.”


Following a search warrant, RAMPERSANT was taken into custody on Thursday, December 15, 2022, and investigators “secured the dog,” stated the release. Police also said that “The dog was turned over to the Hudson Mohawk Humane Society for an evaluation.”


RAMPERSANT, society’s vomit, is charged with two counts of animal cruelty. Police did not say whether this useless individual is still in custody or out enjoying the freedom he does not deserve!

According to the release, RAMPERSANT’s arraignment is scheduled for Tuesday, December 20, 2022, in Albany City Criminal Court.


I wish I was able to attend and take a picture of this monster.

Voice For Us does not agree with law enforcement agencies that do not release animal abusers’ mugshots!


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RAVON SERVICE, notorious animal abuser, arrested – Emaciated mama dog and her babies rescued by NYPD

Updated: Nov 30, 2022

- New York, USA -


As I always say: “Animal abusers are toxic. Toxic people do not change, they only change their victims.”


Do you remember 27-years-old RAVON SERVICE (pictured)? In September 2021, the NYPD's Animal Cruelty Investigation Squad removed from his residence twenty dogs, from puppies to adults, who were found in deplorable condition, without food or water, and chained to a radiator and a dishwasher.


Let’s fast forward to Saturday, November 26, 2022, when NYPD’s 104 Precinct rescued from SERVICE’s car an extremely emaciated Great Dane mama dog and her seven abused puppies!


NYPD’s 104 Precinct’s Tweet reads: “Last night your 104 NCOs rescued this malnourished mother & her 7 puppies, after discovering the dogs inside a vehicle during a car stop on Woodhaven blvd. The owner was charged with several animal cruelty offenses.

Mom & puppies are currently in the care of an animal hospital.”


The NYPD’s 104 Precinct’s spokesperson tells me that officers pulled over SERVICE on the early afternoon of Saturday, on Woodhaven Boulevard because of a loud exhaust system on his vehicle.

In an email I was told: “Upon the car stop, officers observed an emaciated dog and several puppies in a container with no access to food, water or adequate space.”


The puppies were crammed into a small plastic container and as the heartbreaking picture shows, their mom had her ribs protruding from her sides.


SERVICE, of Ashton Road, PA, is charged with eight counts of Torture/Injure/Not Feed Animal torture to an animal, eight counts Neglect of Impounded Animal, seven counts of Animal Carried in Cruel Manner, and Unreasonable Noise.


New York City Councilman Robert Holden congratulated NYPD’s 104 Precinct Officers Candelaria and Sheehan for rescuing the VOICELESS VICTIMS. Referring to SERVICE, he wrote: “People like this should never see the light of day, yet we release them back to the public to continue their crimes.”


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