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MEGHAN WILLIAMS and ROBERT GERHOLD wanted on animal cruelty charges for abandoning fourteen cats

Updated: Mar 13, 2023

- New Hampshire, USA -



~ Update: March 13, 2023


The Manchester Police Department announced that on March 9, 2023, the Londonderry Police Department arrested MEGHAN WILLIAMS and ROBERT GERHOLD ( both pictured).

Both WILLIAMS and GERHOLD face fourteen counts of animal cruelty.

They were released on $5,000 PR and are scheduled to be arraigned in Manchester Circuit Court on April 12, 2023.



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The Manchester Police Department is reaching out to the public in hopes of getting information on the whereabouts of 42-years-old MEGHAN WILLIAMS and 59-years-old ROBERT GERHOLD (both pictured), wanted on fourteen animal cruelty charges.


In October 2022, police responded to a foreclosed house on 312 Seames Drive in Manchester, after receiving a report of abandoned animals. A neighbor told police that he had not seen the owner in at least two weeks and could see multiple cats through a window.

Officers learned that WILLIAMS and GERHOLD had moved out and left behind fourteen cats without any food or water.


Officers "could smell a strong odor of ammonia coming through an open window". Inside the property officers could see "furniture flipped over, torn up, and covered in feces." On the couch, police found many thin cats who did not look well and appeared to be missing fur.

In the corner officers sadly found a deceased cat.


Across several days, Manchester Police Animal Control found and removed ten cats who were suffering from serious health issues. Sadly, officers also discovered a total of four dead cats.


An investigation revealed that WILLIAMS was the home’s owner and that GERHOLD was also living with her at the time.


If you have any information on the couple’s whereabouts, please come forward and do the right thing. Please call the Manchester Police Department at (603) - 668 - 8711. Alternatively, if you wish to remain anonymous, you can and call the Manchester Crimeline at (603) - 624 - 4040. Thank you!


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WILLIAMS and GERHOLD’s mugshots shared from Manchester Police.


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TIMISHA SMITH-POWELL and YUSAN POWELL arrested for abandoning dog on the side of the road

- New Jersey, USA -


On February 12, 2023, the Bound Brook Police Department took to Facebook an appeal to the public for assistance with an animal cruelty case.


On February 11, 2023, a citizen called police and reported that a dog had been abandoned. Officers responded to the area of West Second Street and Hardy Avenue and learned from the caller that a dark colored Ford Escape pulled to the side of the road to let the dog loose. Police posted pictures of the vehicle.


Bound Brook Police Department’s Humane Law Enforcement Officer Patrolman Philip Gatti assumed the investigation and learned that 27-years-old TIMISHA SMITH-POWELL and 27-years-old YUSAN POWELL “placed the dog in the rear of their vehicle before departing their residence. A short time later, the vehicle pulled to the side of the road and the rear passenger door was opened by an occupant of the vehicle. At this time the dog was led out of the vehicle before it pulled away.”


On February 20, 2023, the pair were charged with animal cruelty and disorderly conduct.

Additionally, both lowlives were charged with the following Borough Ordinance Violations:

Dog running at large

Dog not on leash

Failure to have dog registered

Abandonment of personal property

Interference with a Boro Official


The duo are scheduled to appear in municipal court on March 7, 2023.


Police said the voiceless victim was turned over to Animal Control Solutions.


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GENEVA DESIREE NICOLE HONOR arrested for throwing seven puppies out of her trunk into bushes

- Florida, USA -


The Marion County Sheriff’s Office arrested 35-years-old GENEVA DESIREE NICOLE HONOR (pictured), after she admitted to throwing seven innocent puppies into bushes.


According to the arrest affidavit, on February 14, 2023, investigator Bridget Walker with the Marion County Animal Services contacted Agricultural Deputy Manning with the Marion County Sheriff's Office about seven mix breed puppies who had been abandoned at the Humane Society of Marion County on NW 14th Road. She also explained that she had been contacted by Eddy Leedy, director of the Humane Society of Marion County, who gave her video footage showing a red four door vehicle pulling into the shelter parking lot, a female exiting the car, throwing seven puppies out of the trunk, and then leaving.


Thankfully, all the puppies, who are approximately 8 weeks old, are alive!


Deputy Manning met with Investigator Walker to watch the video. Footage showed HONOR reaching into the trunk, grabbing the puppies one by one, tossing them into a patch of bushes at the entrance of the shelter, getting back into the vehicle and leaving. As stated in the arrest affidavit, HONOR hurled the puppies “with force like tossing a bag of garbage into a dumpster.” Thankfully, the video captured the license plate of the vehicle which was registered to HONOR.


Deputy Manning and Investigator Walker responded to HONOR's registered address on 2468 NW 40th Street to speak with her and upon arrival, they noticed the same vehicle, from the video, parked on the east side of the property. Deputy Manning advised HONOR they were there to inquire about the puppies and she stated she took them to the shelter and dropped them off. HONOR then asked: “What was the problem.” Deputy Manning asked HONOR whether she had talked to someone at the shelter and she said no. When Deputy Manning asked HONOR why she did not take the puppies inside, she answered “she did not know what she was supposed to do.”


HONOR went on to say that she was tired of the puppies coming into her yard “pissing and shitting all over, chewing things up under the house and she wanted them gone.”


Investigator Walker asked HONOR whether the puppies were hers and she said “they belonged to her cousin Eugene Mitchell.” HONOR said she had talked to her cousin about removing the puppies and feels she was getting the run around. HONOR further said that she would have taken the two adult dogs as well if she was not afraid of being bitten.


HONOR felt she did not do anything wrong with the puppies and even stated she should have just shot them and been done. Investigator Walker asked HONOR who feeds the dogs and what kind of food is given to them. To that, HONOR answered: “Everyone, I even give them all the table scraps with dog food.” Investigator Walker contacted Eugene Mitchell via telephone. He confirmed the puppies were his and said he had planned to take them to the Humane Society when they were old enough. Investigator Walker told Mitchell what happed to the puppies and informed him that they were at the Humane Society and that after receiving medical care they would be available for adoption.


HONOR was arrested on Thursday, February 16, 2023, and was booked into the Marion County Jail.

Court records show that HONOR is being charged with seven misdemeanor counts of cruelty to animals and seven misdemeanor counts of abandonment of animal.

HONOR was released from jail the day after her arrest.


I have emailed the Marion County Sheriff’s Office to inquire about the puppies’ mom and I was told that there is no reference to that in the report. I was provided with a copy of the arrest affidavit but there is no mention of that either.

I had requested pictures of the puppies but I am told that no photos are available.


Putting aside the fact that this female’s last name couldn’t be more inappropriate, she said she was tired of the puppies and wanted them gone. Well, look at her mugshots below, see how many times she’s been arrested!

Now, imagine if we could say the same thing about her, “I am tired of this society’s vomit. I want her gone!”


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HONOR’’s mugshot shared from the Marion County Sheriff’s Office.


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