US EditionVancouver police deploying big presence to 'maintain order' at anti-Tesla protests
- Vancouver police are investigating 28 incidents suspected to be politically motivated, including vandalism and threats against Tesla since January 20.
- The police are deploying over 130 additional officers to manage anti-Tesla protests this weekend.
- Tania Visintin stated that while peaceful expression is a right, violence and property damage are not acceptable.
- Organizers of the Vancouver International Auto Show have banned Tesla due to safety concerns for guests and exhibitors.
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VPD to deploy over 100 extra officers this weekend due to planned anti-Tesla protests
Vancouver police say they're deploying more than 130 additional officers this weekend ahead of planned anti-Tesla protests and amid an ongoing spike in politically motivated vandalism targeting the electric carmaker.
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Vancouver SunVancouver police prepare for weekend Tesla protests
VPD are investigating 28 acts of vandalism to Teslas or dealerships since Jan. 20.
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