A suspect armed with a gun and cocktails of Molotov launched a “directed attack” against a Las Vegas location on Early Tuesday, the spray painting “resist”, shooting three shots and torch multiple cars, authorities said.
The shots and flames exploded in the Tesla Collision Center, at 6260 BADA Ave., at 2:45 am in the last violent incident that involves properties associated with Elon Musk, the CEO and multimillionaire advisor of Tesla and advisor to President Donald Trump.
“This was an attack directed against a Tesla installation,” he told the journalists of the LVMPD Dori Koren. “We believe it is isolated at this time. We do not believe that there is an additional threat to the general public.”
The suspect carried everything black and “used what seemed to be a Molotov cocktails and a firearm to perform his attack,” Korean said.
“At least five Tesla vehicles were damaged to include two of which were wrapped in flames,” Koren continued.
The attacker “shot three rounds to different Tesla vehicles” and a Molotov cocktail without turning out of the scene, said Sheriff’s assistant.
The word “resist” in all layers hurt red at the doors of the center.
Musk has been the man of the Trump administration attempts to drastically reduce federal programs with his government efficiency department.
These efforts have coincided with a wave of vandalism nationwide that seems to be aimed at Tesla vehicles and facilities.
“Violent acts like this are unacceptable,” said FBI Spencer Evans, head of the office of Las Vegas of the office.
“For those who may think that something like this is justifiable or potentially admirable, we want you to know that it is a federal crime.
