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McDonald's in Jaffa defaced by animal rights graffiti

Police investigating incident in which "ALF" (Animal Liberation Front) was found spray painted in red on restaurant.

By JPOST.COM STAFF
Published: JANUARY 21, 2014 12:38
The scene of an Animal Liberation Front graffiti attack in Jaffa. (photo credit: COURTESY ISRAEL POLICE)
The scene of an Animal Liberation Front graffiti attack in Jaffa.
(photo credit: COURTESY ISRAEL POLICE)

Animal rights graffiti was found Tuesday morning defacing a McDonald's restaurant in Jaffa.

 "ALF" -  the acronym for underground Animal Liberation Front - was found spray painted in red on the windows of the franchise.
Authorities had not yet detained any suspects.  Police continued to investigate the incident.
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