Vegan vandals have hurled red paint on the headquarters of a sustainable fishing firm in the latest eco attack to rock the UK.
The thugs coated the Marine Stewardship Council building in Snow Hill, central London, in dye as they claimed the company needs to 'fund a just transition from fishing to sustainable plant-based agriculture'.
The group, made up of two young men and a woman from Animal Rebellion, smirked as they posed for pictures outside the wreaked office block.
Officers from City of London Police swooped on the activists and all three were arrested and were taken into custody.
The Marine Stewardship Council said it was 'shocked' it had been targeted, adding the move 'will do nothing to stop fishing - instead it hurts an organisation making a positive difference'.
It is the latest stunt by eco-warriors desperate to cause chaos, following an anti-oil splinter group member strapping himself to a goalpost at a football match last week.
Pictures showed the three activists using a repurposed fire extinguisher to spray red paint up the walls of the Marine Stewardship Council earlier today before they said they dumped more inside.
Wearing black suits and dark glasses, they held up signs reading: 'Protect the seas, end fishing, stop certifying destruction.'
Images taken later showed the demonstrators in handcuffs and being bundled into the back of a police van in front of their carnage.
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