A 40-year-old woman said in police that they found a lot of explosives at a Tesla dealership in Colorado, a series of latest incidents targeting Tesla CEO and Governor General Elon Musk.
Lucy Grace Nelson is charged with the use of explosives or combustion devices, felony criminal mischief and criminal attempts to commit felony attempts, according to a press release from the Loufland Police Department.
Authorities said the dealer started an “extensive investigation” on January 29 after it destroyed the dealer several times and found combustion equipment in the business.
Lucy Grace Nelson is charged with many crimes at Tesla dealerships in Colorado. (Loveland Police Department)
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After the initial incidents suspected of occurring on January 29, the subsequent incidents occurred on February 2 and February 7, gradually becoming more serious.
Chris Padgett, a public information officer for the Loveland Police Department, told Fox News before Nelson’s arrest that he left a “very offensive message, derogatory in nature” at the dealership.
During the surveillance, Nelson was allegedly found using other combustion devices and materials attributed to vandalism on Monday night, Padgett said.
Tesla’s logo shines on the 2020 Model X license plate of Tesla dealership in Littleton, Colorado on April 26, 2020. (AP Photo/David Zalumowski, File)
Patt said she was not arrested.
After being jailed for booking, Nelson received a $10,000 cash margin.
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“The Loveland Police Department continues to work closely with the Denver field department of alcohol, tobacco, guns and explosives and may follow federal charges,” Loveland police said.
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Padgett said the department is not sure if others are involved, but there is no threat to the community.
Fox News Digital has reported that an inseparable group founded by former Democratic congressional staff has been urging liberals to conduct demonstrations against Musk.
The activist group published a “tool kit” and made a protest proposal, including sections on how to “hand the fight to Elon.”
A progressive group urged radicals to protest Elon Musk’s government efficiency work in the office of the National House of Representatives. (AP/Deirdre Heaveny of Fox News Digital)
It specifically includes steps to plan and execute demonstrations in Tesla dealerships, showrooms and factories.
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“House members will return to your home from Friday, February 14 to Sunday, February 23, and this is our opportunity to remind them of the people they work for,” the organization’s website said. “A counterattack against the Trump-Muske coup will take us all.”
The protests are as the Ministry of Efficiency begins to cut spending on various federal agencies in the direction of the president Donald Trump,
Elizabeth Elkind of Fox News Digital contributed to the report.
