Police in North Colorado Curdery of suspicious in the Tesla dealer vandalism, fire device Investigator

The police in Loveland arrested a suspect that was searched for in connection with “offensive” vandalism and fire equipment incidents at a Tesla dealer in North Colorado. Lucy Grace Nelson was arrested on Monday shortly before midnight.

According to the police, the The investigation began on January 29 after the Tesla dealer In the North Lincoln Avenue 1606, fire equipment was devastated on site. The investigators said that similar incidents had taken place on February 2 and a few days later. Photos and videos, which were recorded in the dealer during the last incident, showed several cybertrucks and other Teslas with red spray paint over the windshields and broken glass in the property.

The investigators said that Nelson returned to Loveland Tesla While in possession of additional fire equipment together with materials that were attributed to vandalism on Monday evening. Detective said they could grasp Nelson before more damage performed.

Nelson is exposed to several charges, including explosives or fire devices that are used during the crime, criminal nonsense business and the criminal attempt to commit grade 3.

Nelson appeared in court on Tuesday and the judge issued a guarantee bond of $ 100,000. Your next court appearance is planned for March 7th.

Loveland's police said she was working with the office for alcohol, tobacco, firearm and explosive division division from Denver and federal fees.

Each with additional information is requested to call the Loveland Police Department on (970) 962-2032 or Larim County Crime Stopper at (970) 221-6868.