Lewis Pogson, an animal rights campaigner, faces a string of charges in connection with the raid of a Lincolnshire farm linked to the well-known research company Huntingdon Life Sciences.
A court was told that equipment used in the raid was later found at his mother's house.
A jury heard how intruders forced their way into a shed at a farm in Normanby by Spital, north of Lincoln, and stole 129 New Zealand White rabbits which were bred specifically for the animal research industry.
Felicity Gerry, prosecuting, told Lincoln Crown Court that Lewis Pogson was one of those involved in the raid.
A pair of bolt croppers used in the raid were later found in the garage of his mother's home in Dulwich, south-east London, along with what Miss Gerry described as a burglary kit.
Pogson, 23, of Bush Road, East Peckham, Kent, denies charges of blackmail, criminal damage, theft of rabbits and interfering with a contractual relationship on January 7, 2008.
The trial continues.
Once again SHACWATCHERS have spotted gold on Indylies - This post:- Four more kids pay for others crimes:-
TWO people have been arrested in Evesham in connection with an investigation into animal rights extremism.
A 19-year-old man from Evesham and a 20-year-old woman from Evesham were arrested on suspicion of conspiracy to commit criminal damage and are currently in custody helping police with their enquiries.
The arrests were made after a warrant was executed at an address in Boat Lane, Evesham, Worcestershire today as part of an ongoing investigation in Hampshire.
Officers are searching the address and the search is expected to continue for some time.
The arrests relate to incidents of criminal damage that occurred in the Winchester, Fareham, Hedge End and Farnborough areas of Hampshire in September and October 2008.
A man and a woman from Gosport were also arrested at an address in Clarence Road, Gosport, Hampshire.
Who could this be? Boat Lane - sounds familiar - isn't that where the Loon lives ? But she is 72 so it can't be her - not another couple of young dupes sucked into her sick web of lies.
SHACWATCH - we never give up and we always win!
SHAC collects money for animals and steals it – SHACWATCH doesn’t.
SHACWATCH does publish the sentences SHAC receives for their crimes.
SHACWATCH does highlight SHAC lies.
SHACWATCH does ridicule SHAC when they fail time and time again.
SHACWATCH will continue to do this until
'Animal rights activist Alan and pro-hunting Bella have little in common apart from both being single. Alan gave up his job to fight for animal rights whilst Bella believes in the right to hunt. This unlikely couple have agreed to spend four days dating to see if they can find any common ground. Is it an impossible match or can opposites attract?'
'Gave up his Job - hahahahahah!'
Coming soon - The also rans of the SHAC conspiracy have only a few weeks left to make their guilt public or they will forfeit any potential discount they could get off their prison terms.Lisa Everton, aged 43, from York Street in Newcastle, sent malicious emails to employees at the Middlethorpe Hotel in York, ordering them to remove the duck liver delicacy from the menu or face the consequences.
She appeared in North Staffordshire Magistrates' Court yesterday charged with sending that message and three other threatening emails to medical companies, Huntingdon Life Sciences, GlaxoSmithKline and AstraZeneca.
Prosecuting, Rob Allen, said: "In one letter she referred to herself as a seasoned militant environmental activist and said the staff had been fairly warned.
"In another she said she fully intended to kill staff at the medical corporations and said she was not a pacifist.
"The comments within the emails caused concern and she also said 'I'm coming for you, you will pay with your skins'."
The court heard how she referred to the death penalty in the emails and said people would be 'hung, drawn and quartered, or whatever the law of the land is'. She pleaded guilty to the four charges of sending malicious communications. She has previous convictions for criminal damage, harassment and trespassing on diplomatic premises between 1996 and 2003.
Defending, John Kidney, said: "For six years she behaved impeccably but she stopped taking her medication without any medical advice. "As long as she takes it I have no reason to suppose she is going to be sending any more bizarre messages."
The court heard how Everton has suffered with bipolar affective disorder for 18 years. She used to be sectioned every year because she would stop taking her anti-psychotic medication.
Speaking to Everton, District Judge David Taylor, said: "In a democratic society people are free to campaign within the law but you fell outside that."The contents of the emails are bizarre. When you are not thinking straight you are capable of breaking the law.
"I recognise you were in an unwell state, that does not excuse what you did, but it does put it into context.Had I not thought your actions were arising out of a mental disorder you would be getting a very different sentence."
He sentenced her to a 12 month community order with supervision requirements and ordered her to pay the prosecution costs of £80.
Does this explain Loony Lynn?
Well at least they managed four at this demo. Their attempt to disrupt Barclays on the 1st of May in Birmingham billed by SHAC in advance as a key demo attracted the grand total of ......
Manchester student Victoria Zara Waterhouse-Taylor is alleged to have gone to Highgate Farm, near Normanby-by-Spital, north of Lincoln, with three other activists during the middle of the night on October 13 last year.
It is claimed all four friends had links to the campaign group Stop Huntingdon Animal Cruelty which listed Highgate Farm on its website as a potential target for "direct action".
The jury had previously heard from the farmer, who was granted anonymity by the court, who said the attacks had made him feel "sick".
Dean Cain (27), of King Street, Ulverston, Cumbria, Luke Steele (18), of Woodside View, Leeds and a 17-year-old boy from Urmston, Manchester, who cannot be named because of his age, have admitted conspiracy to interfere with a contractual relationship.
Waterhouse-Taylor (18), who was living in Eva Street, Rusholme, Manchester, while studying at City College, denies the same charge.
Giving evidence, Waterhouse-Taylor's former housemate Sam Birkett said: "It sounds a little patronising, for which I apologise, but it did seem if these guys put an idea in her head she was more likely to do it."
With the other 3 maggots pleading guilty this young woman has little hope unless the jury decide she was a fool - what a disgusting, vile organisation SHAC proves to be!
This maggot is Don Currie - jailed for 12 years for arsons on inocents homes. Word reaches us that he want's off the prisoner support lists - he has had enough.
The question SHAC losers might like to ask themselves is.....
If nobody sold you out, if nobody grassed you up, if nobody passed info to the police why has somebody just bought a new car and a new house in Northern France even though they have no job, no money and no visible means of support ?
I'm told the sun shines nicely there in the Summer, perhaps it will be available for other SHAC members as well ?