Police respond to Tesla vandalism in Bellingham

Bellingham, WALocal News

In Bellingham, WA, police responded to a report of vandalism involving a Tesla parked near a hospital clinic. The vehicle owner discovered two eye-shaped stickers on his car's custom wrap. Officers investigated but could not ascertain whether the stickers would damage the wrap upon removal. This incident reflects a nationwide increase in Tesla vandalism, attributed to public outrage over CEO Elon Musk's recent federal job cuts and spending decisions. Local Police Lt.

Claudia Murphy noted the growing trend of vandalism targeting Tesla vehicles. Residents in Bellingham have voiced concerns regarding the implications of such actions on community safety and property rights. The incident raises questions about the motivations behind the vandalism and its potential impact on Tesla owners. As authorities investigate, community members await further developments in addressing this troubling trend.

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