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Group of extreme vegans hunted by police after spraying graffiti over beauty spots

Messages scrawled with marker pens across park signs and trees include: 'I stopped drinking cow’s milk when I realised I wasn’t a baby cow'

A GROUP of extreme vegans are being hunted by police after spraying graffiti on park signs and equipment.

The vigilante Vegan Vandals have targeted family beauty spots in a protest against people eating meat and products from animals.

 A group calling themselves the 'vegan vandals' are being hunted by the police
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A group calling themselves the 'vegan vandals' are being hunted by the police

Messages scrawled with marker pens across park signs and trees include: “I stopped drinking cow’s milk when I realised I wasn’t a baby cow.”

The group added: "Do you love animals? So why do you eat them!"

But the vandalism has been blasted by vegan groups and animal rights charities.

 Marker pens were used to scrawl messages on park signs including: 'I stopped drinking cow’s milk when I realised I wasn’t a baby cow'
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Marker pens were used to scrawl messages on park signs including: 'I stopped drinking cow’s milk when I realised I wasn’t a baby cow'Credit: SWNS:South West News Service

Around 15 sites have been targeted around Broxbourne, Hatfield, Welwyn and Potters Bar, Herts.

Julia Witting, a parish councillor in Stanstead Abbots, Herts, said: “It is a great shame they are apparently in favour of animal rights and yet have damaged a reserve with animals.”

 Family beauty spots like Ellenbrook Fields in Hatfield, Herts, were targeted by the group
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Family beauty spots like Ellenbrook Fields in Hatfield, Herts, were targeted by the groupCredit: SWNS:South West News Service

Local animal rights, vegetarian and vegan groups said in a joint statement: “These people are a fringe minority within the vegan community.”

Police say inquiries are ongoing.