Letter: Poison protest

Mrs C. O'Neill
Saturday 27 September 1997 23:02 BST
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I AM one of the anti-vivisectionists poisoned by organo phosphates "found" on public grass verges where we were protesting ("Animal activists fall ill after farm protest", 21 September). For Superintendent Pauline Sydenham of Thames Valley Police to even consider that protesters would actually poison themselves makes the mind boggle! A most serious crime has been committed. The criminal should be found without delay, or what next?

Mrs C O'Neill

Chipping Norton, Oxon

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