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PETA Anti-fur protest targets Jean Paul Gaultier store

(2 Oct 2006) 1. Wide of Jean Paul Gaultier shop on Avenue George V, adjacent to Champs-Elysees with journalists outside 2. Mid of female anti-fur demonstrator from PETA (People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals) inside the shop wearing fake blood, holding sign and refusing to be dragged away 3. Pan to red paint (mock blood) splattered all over the windows of Jean Paul Gaultier shop 4. Protester holding sign that says "Death for Sale" and showing a skinned animal 5. Close of blonde woman smearing red paint down window with hands 6. Close of another blonde woman, face covered in red paint, holding up sign that says Death for Sale and showing a skinned animal 7. Close of protesters legs and feet, standing on fake fur coat inside shop 8. Pan up to anti-fur demonstrators wearing signs "Death for Sale" in English and in French 9. SOUNDBITE (English): Michael McGraw, Director Media Relations, PETA - People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals: "Our protest of Jean Paul Gaultier comes a day before his fashion show. This is timed to coincide with Paris Fashion Week which is happening all this week. And our message to consumers is that animals suffer horribly for every piece of fur whether it is a little piece of fur trim or it's an entire fur coat. They're trapped, drowned, beaten to death, and according to our most recent undercover operation they are actually even skinned alive for their pelts." 10. Various of anti-fur demonstrators leaning against window and chanting inside the shop 11. Police entering the Gaultier to shop to arrest the protesters 12. Various of anti-fur protesters wearing fake blood etc being dragged out of the shop by French police and chanting "Gautier Assassin" 13. Pan up from floor of shop through the paint smeared window 14. Wide of outside of shop and people walking around. STORYLINE Just as Fashion Week got underway in Paris on Monday, anti-fur demonstrators from the group PETA (People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals) targeted the Jean Paul Gaultier shop adjacent to the Champs-Elysees. Drenched in fake blood, wearing fur pelts and carrying posters reading "Death for Sale" the protesters managed to enter the Gaultier shop before being arrested. They were dragged out by French police but continued shouting "Gaultier Assassin!". A PETA (People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals) spokesman says their protest follows numerous attempts to contact Gaultier about his company's treatment of animals which have gone unanswered. "Our message to consumers is that animals suffer horribly for every piece of fur whether it is a little piece of fur trim or it's an entire fur coat." said Michael McGraw, Director of Media Relations for PETA. The Gaultier fashion show is scheduled for Tuesday. Find out more about AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/HowWeWork Twitter:   / ap_archive   Facebook:   / aparchives   ​​ Instagram:   / apnews   You can license this story through AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/metadata/you...