Molotovs, Teslas, and the College Kid Who Watched Fight Club One Too Many Times
by Logan Andrew, Editor-in-Chief | FreeWire
Every spring break has its cautionary tale. Some involve tequila, questionable tattoos, or falling asleep on a beach and waking up sunburned into a different ethnicity. This one? This one involves arson and a Tesla dealership.
Meet Owen McIntire, a 19-year-old Boston college student who decided Kansas City was the perfect place to play anarchist tourist. Why relax on the beach when you could throw Molotov cocktails at Cybertrucks?
Yes, actual Molotov cocktails. Like it’s the Bolshevik Revolution. According to prosecutors, Owen ignited two Cybertrucks and torched a few charging stations for good measure—all in broad view of security cameras, which, fun fact, are standard at Tesla dealerships and very, very high definition.
Naturally, Owen made zero effort to cover his face, hide his tracks, or use the self-driving getaway vehicle of his dreams. Instead, his spring break ended with handcuffs, federal charges, and the world's worst souvenir T-shirt (we assume it says "I Torched a Tesla and All I Got Was Indicted").
When arrested, he claimed it was a "political statement." Against what? Elon Musk? Electricity? The fragile masculinity of angular trucks? No manifesto was recovered, just the smell of gasoline and a pile of charred ambition.
Now Owen’s spring semester is on hold while he learns firsthand how federal courtrooms feel about interpretive arson.
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