It’s not an NFL game if you don’t have at least one escort working on the field.
Two animal rights activists, acquainted with Emek Eko and Katia Shoukry from the activist group Direct Action Everywhere, Rush to SoFi ملعب Stadium During the Buffalo Bills and Los Angeles Rams game Thursday night.
As the activists collided with the two planes, they fired pink smoke bombs that spread all over the square before the security forces confronted and seized them.
Two security guards chased an activist before she was tackled just inches from the Buffalo Bills defensive rally.
The Sophie Stadium incident isn’t the first time an animal rights protest group has disrupted a game across the professional sports scene.
In April, an activist from the organization restricted herself to basket supports during a playoff game at the Minnesota Timberwolves. The group targeted another game at the Timberwolves, prompting them to enter the field after sitting on the field behind Timberwolves owner Glen Taylor in August.
Another woman from the organization, later identified as activist Alicia Santorio, paste it Her wrist hits the field during the second quarter of the Timberwolves’ home game against the Clippers just three days later.
Joey Chestnut took over hands by handcuffing an animal rights activist who tried to force his way through Nathan’s Hot Dog Eating Contest in July. The activist group criticized the competition on social media after the altercation.
The activist group encourages “nonviolent direct action and community building to bring about revolutionary social and political change for animals” According to their Twitter profile.
This atrocity was motivated by the pursuit of justice for two other activists Facing more than a decade in prison To rescue two sick piglets from the Smithfield Food Factory farm.
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