"The court hoped jail would teach me a lesson, Rosenberg said in a statement emailed to The Press Democrat. It has, but perhaps not the one intended. Two weeks spent in solitary confinement have given me a glimpse into how it must feel to be an animal trapped in a cage."
"If you choose to come into our county and commit a crime, we will investigate it and arrest those involved."
"I am more determined than ever before to see a world where every animal is safe and free, Rosenberg said in the statement."
Zoe Rosenberg, 23, was released from Sonoma County jail after serving 14 days for an Oct. 29 felony conspiracy conviction tied to 2023 incursions at Petaluma Poultry. She received a 90-day sentence but earned early release under California's half-credit for good behavior and will begin strict house arrest for the remaining 60 days on Jan. 14. Two weeks in solitary confinement led Rosenberg to compare the experience to that of an animal trapped in a cage. The case resulted from a series of Direct Action Everywhere demonstrations and farm breaches, and farm operators pushed for prosecution while the group vows continued protests.
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