SPD busts woman for felony level damage to Tesla parked outside East Precinct

Seattle, WALocal News

Seattle Police arrested a woman in her 60s Saturday morning after she vandalized a black 2021 Tesla parked outside the East Precinct, breaking its window and causing felony-level damage. Witnesses reported the incident just before 11 AM, allowing officers to locate and detain her shortly thereafter. SPD noted that there were no indications her actions were politically motivated, even as they investigated a separate case involving a man damaging cars on 15th Ave E. This incident is part of a troubling trend of vandalism aimed at Teslas in Seattle, which has attracted FBI attention due to a series of related events, including a March arson. Authorities have yet to announce any arrests in connection with the previous vandalism incidents on 15th Ave E.

These developments raise concerns about public safety and the motivations behind such destructive behavior. As the city continues to deal with these incidents, community members remain vigilant. The SPD encourages the public to report any suspicious activity.

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