FBI's Most Wanted Fugitive for 2003 Bombings Captured in UK After 20 Years

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Daniel Andreas San Diego, a suspected animal rights extremist wanted in the US for bombings in California, was arrested in the UK after over 20 years on the run. San Diego, charged with planting bombs in 2003, was apprehended in northern Wales and faces extradition. The FBI had listed him as one of their most wanted fugitives, offering a $250,000 reward for his capture. The bombings, claimed by the Revolutionary Cells-Animal Liberation Brigade, targeted companies linked to animal testing.
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