Three animal activists guilty of stealing lambs from Sandringham

Summarised from 2 outlets · 6 reports · Updated 24 Sept, 22:56 · Archive

Three Animal Rising activists have been found guilty of stealing three lambs from Sandringham Estate.

Rosa Sharkey and Sarah Foy, both 26, and Rose Patterson, 37, have been found guilty of the theft of three lambs from the King's Sandringham Estate on 24 May 2023. The Animal Rising activists claimed they wanted to 'open the King's eyes' to animal welfare concerns.

How it is being reported

• Three animal rights activists guilty of stealing King's lambs from royal estateEastern Daily Press · 24 Sept, 15:37
• Three animal rights activists guilty of stealing King's lambs from royal estateNorwich Evening News · 24 Sept, 15:37
• Jurors sent out in trial of trio accused of stealing sheep from royal estateNorwich Evening News · 24 Sept, 12:02
• Jurors sent out in trial of trio accused of stealing sheep from royal estateEastern Daily Press · 24 Sept, 12:02
• Woman who took lambs from Sandringham Estate ‘wanted to open King’s eyes’Eastern Daily Press · 23 Sept, 13:45
• Woman who took lambs from Sandringham Estate ‘wanted to open King’s eyes’Norwich Evening News · 23 Sept, 13:45

In this story: Rosa Sharkey · Sarah Foy · Rose Patterson · Animal Rising · Sandringham Estate · Norwich Crown Court

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