ALF Returns to Royal Institute in Brazil: Liberates 300 Rats and Mice

rats114th Novem­ber One week after announc­ing the clo­sure of its lab­o­ra­to­ry in São Roque, the Insti­tu­to Roy­al was raid­ed again.

rats114th Novem­ber One week after announc­ing the clo­sure of its lab­o­ra­to­ry in São Roque, the Insti­tu­to Roy­al was raid­ed again. In the ear­ly hours of Novem­ber 13, a group of masked activists stormed the com­plex, forced open doors and removed more than 300 rats and mice who still remained inside the lab. Accord­ing to police, three secu­ri­ty guards were tied up dur­ing the raid (one guard was tied up with laces from his boots).

Expen­sive micro­scopes, com­put­ers and oth­er research equip­ment was destroyed. Three cars and a motor­cy­cle parked on site were also van­dal­ized. “We regret that activists have again resort­ed to riot,” the insti­tute said in a state­ment.

 

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