Federal Charges Filed Against Colorado Man for Firebombing Tesla Dealership Amid National Vandalism Wave
Cooper Frederick, 24, faces federal charges for allegedly firebombing a Tesla dealership in Loveland, Colorado, as violence against Tesla properties escalates.
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Cooper Frederick has been charged with federal felonies for allegedly using an incendiary device in an attack on a Tesla dealership, part of a nationwide trend of vandalism against Tesla properties. Attorney General Pam Bondi condemned the actions as domestic terrorism, announcing that federal authorities will seek severe penalties, including potential prison sentences of 20 years. Frederick, arrested in Texas after a federal investigation, denied he was fleeing authorities, while his defense attorney criticized claims of him being on the run. The growing violence against Tesla coincides with left-wing protests against Elon Musk's policies.
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