SeaWorld said it has placed an employee who reportedly posed as a PETA activist on paid leave while it investigates the matter. PETA said earlier this week that a SeaWorld employee named Paul T. McComb went undercover as a PETA activist for years under the name Thomas Jones. While protesting in 2014, PETA says Jones was arrested but “mysteriously disappeared” and didn’t have either name recorded by police after being taken to the police station. PETA announced Thursday that it has filed a lawsuit against the City of Pasadena and the city police chief for failing to turn over records on Jones.
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