MOVE over bin Laden. On 21 April, the US Federal Bureau of Investigation released a naming an animal-rights extremist as the country’s .
The FBI claims that Daniel Andreas San Diego is “armed and dangerous” and is offering bounties of up to $250,000 for information leading to his arrest. San Diego is wanted for arson attacks in 2003 on two biotechnology companies in California.
The FBI’s announcement came amid a flurry of activity relating to animal-rights extremism. On 22 April, an estimated 700 researchers at the University of California, Los Angeles, to protest against the rising tide of violence.
Advertisement
“It was truly inspiring to see so many people come together to demonstrate their commitment,” says UCLA’s David Jentsch, who uses animals to study schizophrenia. His car was firebombed in March.
