Service, Ravon

January 2023 – Ravon Service (27) was charged with torturing and failing to provide food and drink to animals. Service was arraigned in Queens Criminal Court on eight counts of failure to provide proper food and drink to an impounded animal; eight counts of overdriving, torturing and injuring animals/failure to provide sustenance; seven counts of carrying animals in a cruel manner and traffic violations. Service ordered to return to Court. If convicted, the defendant faces up to two years in prison.

Nov 2022 – According to local news reports, Ravon Service (27), was arrested when a traffic stop led to the discovery of an emaciated mother dog and seven puppies perilously packed into a plastic bin with limited air flow, according to authorities. Service was stopped after the vehicle’s loud engine exhaust drew the attention of a police officer. The cop noticed a dog with protruding ribs in the backseat, a criminal complaint said. Service was charged with eight counts of torturing, injuring or failing to feed an animal; eight counts of neglect of an impounded animal; and seven counts of carrying an animal in a cruel manner.

September 2021 – Service and another individual were arrested after over 20 dogs were rescued from a “deplorable” East Flatbush apartment in Brooklyn. The dogs were found in cages, and dog feces reportedly leaked through the ceiling into a child’s bedroom below. Service faced 20 counts of animal torture and neglect, among other charges.

April 2021 – Ravon Service (26) and Tafaniel Michaud (27) were taken into custody after Police issued a search warrant. Police rescued 21 dogs and puppies from the apartment after investigating an illegal breeding situation. Service faces charges of animal neglect and criminal mischief in connection with the initial Animal Cruelty Investigation Squad case. Michaud also faces criminal mischief charges in that incident.