Tesla Vandal Faces 20 Years In Federal Prison After Allegedly Setting Tesla Charging Station On Fire

24-Year-Old Daniel Clarke-Pounder is facing 20 years behind bars after he allegedly firebombed a Tesla charging station in Charleston & spray-painted “F* Trump, Long Live Ukraine.”

Clarke-Pounder burned down three EV chargers in a South Carolina parking lot and accidentally set himself on fire while doing it.

Witnesses who saw Clarke-Pounder running from the North Charleston lot said they saw him throwing five Molotov cocktails, at the charging station – bolting and leaving $60,000 in damages behind.

According to an initial police report, witnesses said “that the suspect had accidentally caught their own back on fire while throwing the devices.”

Clarke-Pounder is a mechanic from James Island. He was arrested after police asked the public to help find him. Cops found beer bottle shards, a gas-soaked car, and a wild anti-Musk manifesto at his place.

 He faces a maximum of 20 years in prison and was previously arrested for DUI in 2023.

Last week, a Colorado Tesla dealership was attacked with Molotov cocktails and the words “Nazi cars” were spray-painted on the building. In another incident, an anti-Musk man scrawled a swastika on a Cyber truck in New York.