Activists Clash with Police at Beagle Farm, 25 Arrested

0:00It's April 19th. This is Canada News Today, AI-powered stories from your city. Around 1,000 animal welfare activists tried to break into original farms, a beagle breeding and research spot in Wisconsin, but sheriffs. Deputies fired pepper spray and rubber bullets, arresting 25 people, including the protest leader. Saturday saw 300 to 400 folks pushing past barricades like barbed wire and hay bales, though nobody made it inside were about two. 1,000 beagles are housed. Sunday brought calmer vibes with 200 protesters gathering peacefully for two hours before heading out, and the sheriff praised there, cooperation while backing lawful demos. Wayne C. Young, the 44-year-old head of the coalition to save the ridgeline dogs, faces a felony conspiracy to commit burglary charge from jail, where he called for rescuing sentient animals over property concerns. This follows a march raid, where activists grabbed 30 dogs and 27 got busted. The farm denies any abuse and plans to drop its state.

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