Gunfire damaged Tesla vehicles at a Tigard dealership, leading to police investigations into potential political motives with the FBI and ATF. The incident occurred on March 6th when at least seven shots were fired at the Tesla store in Tigard, damaging three cars and shattering windows. The incident left car owners concerned about owning a Tesla, with one anonymous owner expressing discomfort with driving or parking the vehicle.
Police have not released a suspect description based on surveillance video but are working with federal agencies to investigate the incident. This incident follows a similar vandalization at a Tesla dealership in Salem, where a man was recently arraigned for two separate incidents. Additionally, a group in Vancouver, Indivisible Greater Vancouver, has stated they do not condone acts of vandalism or violence, indicating that such actions are not aligned with the change they are advocating for.
The Tigard police department is urging anyone with information about the incident to come forward and call the tip line at 503-718-COPS or email tips@tigard-or.gov. While the motive behind the shooting has not been confirmed, police are aware of similar incidents targeting Tesla dealerships nationwide for political reasons. The incident has raised concerns among Tesla owners and highlighted the need for increased security measures at dealerships.
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