Colorado Tesla dealership vandalized with
"Nazi cars" graffiti, broken glass in
third attack in 2 weeks, police say
Posted By: NorthernDog, 2/7/2025 6:23:04 PM
A Tesla dealership in Northern Colorado was roped off by Loveland police on Friday after reports of vandalism. Photos and video taken at the dealership showed several Cybertrucks and other Teslas with red spray paint across the windshields and broken glass in the lot. The Loveland Police Department said it's investigating the incident at 1606 North Lincoln Avenue as an act of vandalism and attempted arson that occurred around midnight on Thursday night or Friday morning. In addition to the spray paint and broken glass, the windows of the dealership had spray paint that read "NAZI CARS." "Various vehicles and
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3rd attack on the dealership. Time to have some Belgian Malinois on duty.