Tesla Supercharger in Washington bombed, police and FBI step in

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Tesla is working with local authorities and the FBI to identify the perpetrator of the latest Supercharger vandalism event.The post Tesla Supercharger in Washington bombed, police and FBI step in appeared first on TESLARATI.

Yet another vandalism event has occurred at a Tesla Supercharger station in Washington this week, in what appeared to be a bombing that took place overnight.On Tuesday, Tesla’s Charging account on X said that it was on-site with local police and the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) at a Supercharger station in Lacey, Washington, after an apparent bombing destroyed the transformers attached to the site.“We’re on-site with Lacey Police and FBI, and reviewing camera footage,” Tesla writes.

“Also coordinating with Puget Sound Energy to get the Superchargers back online asap. Don’t mess with critical infrastructure.”The person who originally posted the photos on Facebook said that he owns the adjacent property and plans to review camera footage to help try to identify the perpetrator.



Lacey Police said the blast took place around 1:34 a.m., and officers received multiple calls about the loud noise before being dispatched to the scene.

Credit: Dan Solie | Facebook (via bnkwupt on X)Credit: Dan Solie | Facebook (via bnkwupt on X)READ MORE ON TESLA VANDALISM: Florida man charged after trying to hit Tesla protestors with carThe latest attack comes in the midst of a wave of vandalism events against Tesla’s vehicles, chargers, and stores, and as many continue to protest at the company’s locations over CEO Elon Musk and his involvement with gutting federal agencies for the Trump administration as part of the newly created government efficiency division.Last month, Trump said that attacks against Tesla’s vehicles and stores would be labeled domestic terrorism, and the FBI has gotten involved in several related cases around the U.S.

While the vandalism events have been taking place around the U.S. and the world, the FBI has also been investigating multiple other attacks in Seattle and other parts of Washington, including a recent event in which six Cybertrucks were tagged with swastikas in Lynnwood.

Protests have also been targeting Tesla’s stores for the past several Saturdays, with a larger “Tesla Takedown” movement taking shape with more than 500 coordinated protests at 277 store and Supercharger locations.Anti-Musk protester temporarily arrested in Berlin for poster with Nazi saluteThe post Tesla Supercharger in Washington bombed, police and FBI step in appeared first on TESLARATI..