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Man accused of vandalizing Teslas in Massachusetts arrested
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Police arrest man in connection to vandalism of Teslas in Brookline, Massachusetts
Tesla charging stations in Massachusetts 'intentionally set' on fire, police say
Seven Tesla superchargers were damaged by a fire in Massachusetts that investigators say was intentionally set, as they look for a suspect.
Authorities in Littleton, Massachusetts, have launched an investigation into fires at a Tesla charging station that they deem "suspicious."
McCurdy said that members of the Massachusetts State Fire Marshal's office and the Littleton Police Department are investigating this incident as a suspicious fire and believe it was intentionally set.
Upon arrival, firefighters saw seven chargers with heavy fire damage. After the Littleton Electric Light & Water Department cut power to the devices, they quickly extinguished the fire and notified the State Police Fire Investigation Unit assigned to the State Fire Marshal’s office.
Many Massachusetts residents say they're unlikely to buy another Tesla and want to get rid of the one they have.
Vandalism against Tesla meant to protest Elon Musk’s anti-government efforts, including recent incidents in Brookline and Littleton, could backfire and hurt the cause of reducing fossil fuel emissions,
Police in Oregon are investigating a shooting at a Tesla dealership, making it the latest instance of potential vandalism targeting the Elon Musk-owned automaker.
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