US EditionPolice chief in MN gives break to Tesla vandal, call for rhetorical cease fire over Elon Musk
- A woman vandalized a parked Tesla with a brick near 10 O Street in South Boston, as noted by the Boston Police Department .
- The FBI has formed a task force to combat a rise in violent attacks against Tesla vehicles and charging stations nationwide, indicating a disturbing trend of vandalism linked to anti-Elon Musk sentiments.
- At least four individuals have been federally charged for firebombing Tesla facilities, showing the severity of attacks against the company, highlighting a broader issue of targeted violence.
- The BPD is seeking public assistance to identify the suspect involved in the vandalism incident, emphasizing the community's role in addressing this crime.
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This Tesla vandal caused thousands in damage, but she was let off the hook: Here’s why
A Tesla vandal in Bloomington, Minnesota, caused $3,200 in damages to a car after keying it. However, the local police department, as well as the owner of the Tesla, let her off the hook. As a Tesla sat in the parking lot of a Cub Foods grocery store, it was damaged in an act of vandalism that we are unfortunately seeing all too frequently. Police managed to locate the woman responsible for the damage, aiming to hold her responsible for the scra…
Hunt On For Domestic Terrorist Who Bashed a Tesla With a Brick
A woman in Boston is wanted for smashing a Tesla with a brick, part of a growing wave of targeted vandalism against Elon Musk’s company and its owners. Police are asking for help identifying her as federal and local officials respond to similar attacks nationwide. Key Facts: On Sunday night, a woman vandalized a parked Tesla near 10 O Street in South Boston. Boston Police released surveillance images and are asking the public for tips. Attacks …
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