Las Vegas police said Tuesday they are searching for a suspect after Teslas were set on fire and seemingly shot at a local business. Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department (LVMPD) Assistant

On Tuesday, a Las Vegas Tesla Collision Center became the latest target in a pattern of similar fiery attacks on dealerships across the country.

Five Tesla vehicles were damaged or destroyed at a Las Vegas facility Tuesday. Police believe the suspect used Molotov cocktails to set the blaze.

Late Monday night, a Kansas City police officer noticed smoke coming from a Cybertruck parked at the Tesla dealership on State Line Road, KMBC reported. Despite attempting to extinguish the fire, it quickly spread to a second Cybertruck before the Kansas City Fire Department arrived to control the blaze.

Tesla has been a target of demonstrations and vandalism since the company’s CEO Elon Musk began leading the Trump administration’s Department of Government Efficiency.