Wanted Animal Rights
Activists May be in
Costa Rica
An animal rights
activist sought in the
bombings of two
California drug and
cosmetic companies may
be living in Costa Rica,
the United States
Federal Bureau of
Investigation (FBI) said
Tuesday.
Daniel Andreas San
Diego, 30, of Berkeley,
Calif., could be living
and working with
Americans or people who
speak English in the
country, the FBI said in
a statement released to
Costa Rican media by the
U.S. Embassy.
"He has links with
animal rights groups in
the U.S., and he could
be linked with similar
organizations in Costa
Rica," the FBI said.
A us$250,000 reward is
offered for information
leading to his arrest.
San Diego is wanted in
connection with the 2003
bombings in northern
California of the
corporate offices of
Chiron Corp., an
Emeryville biotechnology
firm, and at Shaklee, a
Pleasanton cosmetic
company. The explosions
caused minor damages and
no injuries.
A group calling itself
"Revolutionary Cells"
took responsibility for
the blasts, telling
followers in a series of
e-mails that the firms
had been targeted for
their ties to a research
company that conducted
drug and chemical
experiments on animals.
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