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i hope he sues for using his photo Woman Accused of Trying to Plant Explosive Devices at Colo. Tesla Dealership Lucy Grace Nelson, 40, was also accused of vandalizing the Colorado dealership and tossing Molotov cocktails at vehicles please log in to view this image Larimer County Sheriff's Office via AP Lucy Grace Nelson A woman has been arrested after being accused of planting explosive devices at a Colorado Tesla dealership. Authorities in Loveland arrested Lucy Grace Nelson, 40, just before midnight on Monday, Feb. 24, the Loveland Police Department said in a news release. Nelson was apprehended by detectives at the Loveland Tesla dealership Monday evening, and was discovered to be carrying incendiary devices, police said. please log in to view this image Hero WarsMake the right choice! Ad 9News reports. In the first incident on Jan. 29, someone threw a Molotov cocktail at a Cybertruck, according to an arrest affidavit viewed by 9News. Then on Feb. 2, the outlet reports, someone spray painted "Nazi" on a Tesla sign close to the street On Feb. 7, the affidavit reportedly states, four to five Molotov cocktails were hurled at vehicles on the property. On Feb. 11, per the affidavit 9News viewed, a security guard removed someone from the dealership while they were in the process of spray painting the words "F*** Musk." Finally, on Feb. 18, the word "nazi" was spray painted on the building and about 15 vehicles on the lot, per the affidavit cited by 9News. please log in to view this image Hero WarsI play this game during my free time, do you? Ad PEOPLE's free True Crime newsletter for breaking crime news, ongoing trial coverage and details of intriguing unsolved cases. Federal charges are "likely" to be filed against Nelson, the Loveland Police Department said in its statement. The suspect was booked into Loveland County Jail and charged with use of explosives or incendiary devices during a felony, criminal mischief and criminal attempt to commit a Class 3 felony. Nelson’s bond was set at $100,000 cash surety. Nelson is no longer in custody after posting bond, per NBC News. PEOPLE was unable to immediately reach the Loveland Police Department for comment. It was not immediately clear if Nelson has retained an attorney.
Fencer takes knee in protest against transgender opponent please log in to view this image Image source,@icons_women on X Image caption, Stephanie Turner (right) refused to compete against her opponent Published 8 hours ago A fencer was disqualified from a women's competition in the United States after refusing to compete against a transgender opponent. Stephanie Turner took a knee in protest after standing on the piste before her bout against Redmond Sullivan at the University of Maryland. She was shown a black card and informed she would not be allowed to continue in the women's foil tournament. International Fencing Federation (FIE) rules state a fencer is not permitted to refuse to fence another properly entered fencer for any reason. USA Fencing, which enacted its transgender and non-binary policy in 2023, said: "The policy is based on the principle that everyone should have the ability to participate in sports and was based upon the research available of the day." It added: "USA Fencing will always err on the side of inclusion, and we're committed to amending the policy as more relevant evidence-based research emerges, or as policy changes take effect in the wider Olympic and Paralympic movement." Explaining her decision, Turner - of the Fencing Academy of Philadelphia - told Fox News, external: "I saw that I was going to be in a pool with Redmond, and from there I said: 'OK, let's do it. I'm going to take the knee.' "I knew what I had to do because USA Fencing had not been listening to women's objections regarding [its gender eligibility policy]," she added. "When I took the knee, I looked at the ref and I said: 'I'm sorry, I cannot do this. I am a woman, and this is a man, and this is a women's tournament. And I will not fence this individual.'" Responding to Turner's disqualification on 30 March, USA Fencing said: "In the case of Stephanie Turner, her disqualification, which applies to this tournament only, was not related to any personal statement but was merely the direct result of her decision to decline to fence an eligible opponent, which the FIE rules clearly prohibit. "USA Fencing is obligated to follow the letter of those rules and ensure that participants respect the standards set at the international level. We remain committed to inclusivity within our sport while also upholding every requirement dictated by our governing body." While The Cherry Blossom competition was held at the University of Maryland, it was not an NCAA event. In February, the NCAA changed its policy to say that only "student-athletes assigned female at birth" will be allowed to take part in collegiate competitions, after US President Donald Trump signed an executive order preventing transgender women from competing in female categories of sports. Turner has competed in more than 200 fencing matches, including the national championships, while Sullivan, of Wagner College, has won 18 of her 45 previous bouts. She placed 24th out of 39 fencers at the Maryland event.
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