Pennsylvania Governor Josh Shapiro and his family were safely evacuated from the Governor’s residence following an overnight arson attack. The fire, which broke out on the first night of Passover, caused significant damage to a portion of the building, though no injuries were reported. State police have launched an investigation and are offering a $10,000 reward for information leading to an arrest and conviction. The governor and his family were awakened by state police and evacuated before the fire was extinguished by the Harrisburg Bureau of Fire.
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Approximately 80 Teslas were vandalized at a Canadian dealership, suffering scratches, punctures, and other damage, prompting a police investigation and public appeal for information. This follows a string of similar attacks in the U.S., resulting in federal charges against three individuals accused of using Molotov cocktails to damage Tesla vehicles and charging stations in Colorado, Oregon, and South Carolina. These attacks, described as potentially constituting domestic terrorism by the Attorney General, involved firearms in some instances and resulted in significant vehicle damage. The three accused face minimum five-year prison sentences, while Tesla has enhanced security measures in response.
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On December 21st, Alexander Nikiforov was arrested in Kolpino, near St. Petersburg, after setting fire to newspapers placed on ATM terminals on three separate occasions. He was subsequently charged with terrorism. Nikiforov claims he acted under duress, following instructions from unknown telephone scammers. This incident is one of several similar attacks against financial institutions and government buildings that week, raising concerns about a potential organized scam.
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