Four Teslas burnt out in Berlin - police launch probe

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2025-03-14

Berlin (dpa) - Four Tesla cars were allegedly set on fire in the German capital Berlin during the night, police said on Friday. The State Security Department of the State Criminal Police (LKA), which is responsible for political acts, is investigating. Police said a political motive cannot be ruled out. The four fires started within a period of about half an hour in different neighbourhoods, they said. Five other cars were damaged in the process......

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