From the Support Kevin and Tyler website.
Tyler was convicted under the Animal Enterprise Terrorism Act for allegedly releasing – and conspiring to release – about 2,000 mink and foxes from Midwest fur farms.
This week Tyler began his 6-month period of house arrest as part of his sentence for freeing 2,000 mink from a fur farm, which closed down as a result of the action. To keep track of him while he’s on house arrest, the government has fitted Tyler with an ankle monitor, for which Tyler has to pay $3 a day. Additionally, Tyler has a broken heel and is on crutches, and is thus unable to work. So, he could use support during this period as he is confined at home and his injury is healing.
If you’re able to, please make a donation to the support fund to help both Tyler and Kevin as they transition into these next phases of sentencing.
Tyler also has an online wish list that you can visit to buy him items (which will be mailed directly to him) that will help him in these next months.
Tyler appreciates all the love and support that have been shown to him and Kevin since their indictment. Let’s continue to show them that they have a community that cares about them.
