FBI Arrests Fugitive Daniel Andreas San Diego in North Wales After 20 Years on the Run

The suspected domestic terrorist, wanted for two bombings in California in 2003, was captured in a rural area after buying a secluded home under a false identity.

• Daniel Andreas San Diego, a suspected domestic terrorist, was arrested in North Wales after evading capture for over 20 years.
• San Diego was wanted by the FBI for two bombings in California in 2003 targeting a biotechnology company and a nutritional products corporation.
• The fugitive had purchased a £425,000 house in a remote Welsh location in 2023 under the alias 'Danny Webb,' offering above the asking price for the property.
• Authorities, including the FBI, National Crime Agency, and North Wales Police, coordinated the operation leading to his arrest and his extradition proceedings have begun.
• San Diego, described as an animal rights extremist, was the first domestic terrorism suspect added to the FBI's Most Wanted Terrorist List in 2009 and had a $250,000 reward for his capture.

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