Animal Rights Extremist Added to "Most Wanted" List

An "animal rights extremist" from Berkeley, Calif., was added to the FBI's "Most Wanted" list of terror suspects, federal agents said Tuesday.

Daniel Andreas San Diego, a 31-year-old computer specialist, has been on the run since 2003 and is wanted in two bombings that year of corporate offices in California, said Michael J. Heimbach, an assistant director of the FBI's counterrorism division.

"He is a known animal rights extremist," Heimbach told reporters Tuesday at a Washington, D.C., news conference.

He added that San Diego set an improvised explosive device in the bombings that caused "extensive property damage and economic hardship."

"The investigation revealed that metal nails were used in the construction of the device to create a more forceful effect," Heimbach said.

Hopefully, when the FBI and other law enforcement agencies are taking a coffee break from watching for TEA Party Protestors and people who are upset with immigration, they can take a look around for this guy. (By the way, did you notice that you don't find "left wing extremist" or any such description accompanying this fellow?  Only "Animal Rights Extremist".)