A woman arrested after acts of vandalism against a Tesla concessionaire in Colorado

The rebellion against Tesla continues. Lucy Grace Nelson, a 40 -year -old woman accused of having carried out a series of acts of vandalism against Tesla, was arrested on February 24, according to a police press statement from the city of Loveland (Colorado), Relooked by CNN and ABC News. The acts involved incendiary devices against a concession of the American manufacturer in Loveland.

Several incidents have postponed to the Police, involving graffiti and fire attempts: January 29, February 2 and February 7. On February 2, according to CNN’s information, the police were informed that the word “Nazi” had been painted black on the Tesla panel in front of the store.

During the last incident, on February 11, a security guard called the Police to point out that the words “f ** k musk” had been painted red in the front windows of the concessionaire.

On February 24, the suspect was arrested:

“On Monday night, Nelson returned to Loveland Tesla in possession of additional incendiary devices, as well as materials attributed to acts of vandalism,” said the Loveland Police Department.

“The detectives arrested Nelson before another damage occurs,” the statement said. The authorities said Nelson had been imprisoned in Larimer’s county. It was released on bail of $ 100,000 after these accusations.

Tesla, Objective of disputes

Tesla has become a white protest since its CEO, Elon Musk, who joined Donald Trump’s government to reduce workforce in the administration, registered his support for parties very well, especially in Europe.

This is not the first attack against Tesla. The headquarters of the company Elon Musk in Saint-Oue, near Paris, was destroyed on February 11. German activists had projected At the end of January, an image of Elon Musk’s arm in the Tesla factory in Berlin. Graffiti representing the swastika were drawn at the beginning of February with a Tesla concessionaire in the Netherlands, the media reported Dutch news. In Barcelona, ​​Spain, an artist from Toulouse, James Colomina, exhibited a red arm at a Tesla Superchargers station. In Poland, Elon Musk’s support to AFD and his comments on German history (“children should not be guilty for the sins of their … grandparents”) pushed the Minister of Tourism, Nitorras, which was “necessary to respond firmly (to musk), for example, with a Bocott.”