Several agencies in Massachusetts are looking for someone who burned a group of Tesla's Superchargers.
The suspicious arson took place just after 1am Monday. According to a press release, Littleton Police and the Fire Station were called to a Constitutional Point Shopping Center “to report a fire at the Tesla Charging Station.”
When firefighters arrived, they found that multiple Tesla superchargers were “enveloped in flames and heavy, dark smoke.” A total of seven chargers were damaged, police said.
Littleton Electric Light & Water Department has been notified to the state police fire investigators under the state fire service after the device was powered off and the fire went out.
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“Based on the evidence at the scene, fire investigators from Littleton Fire, Littleton Police and State Police collectively decided that the fire was intentionally set up,” a press release from the Massachusetts Fire Department said.
No injuries have been reported.
Tesla did not immediately respond to requests for Fox News digital comment.
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Anyone with information about the incident will be asked to call Hotline, arson clock reward program, at 800-682-9229. The program offers rewards up to $5,000 for information to resolve, prevent or detect arson crimes. Tipsters can remain anonymous.
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Last week, the US Lawyer's Office for the Colorado area announced that he was indicted by 42-year-old Lucy Grace Nelson, also known as Justin Thomas Nelson. Elon Musk.
Nelson was accused of malicious destruction of property, the use of explosives or burnt Cen devices, felony mischief, and attempted crime. Loveland Police Station.
Alexandra Koch and Elizabeth Elkind of Fox News contributed to this report.
