The activist group Animal Liberation Front (ALF) recently targeted a researcher at UCLA who is invovled in animal testing projects. ALF placed an explosive device outside of her home; unfortunately, they left it outside of the WRONG home and narrowly missed her 70-year-old neighbor.
The FBI and the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms have offered a $30,000 reward ... which hardly seems enough for a domestic terrorist event like this.
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