Animal activists protest at San Francisco Whole Foods store

More than 30 animal rights activists were taken into custody outside a Whole Foods Market store in San Francisco’s Noe Valley neighborhood after the activists occupied the store for more than three hours.

The activists, members of the group Direct Action Everywhere, allege animal cruelty happening at several farms supplying goods to Amazon-owned Whole Foods, some located in the North Bay, and are calling on Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos to put a stop to the alleged violations.