A Tesla supercharger was professionally sabotaged just in time for Thanksgiving

While sabotage may be a functional term regarding the utility of the outcome, I suspect that the intended purpose was one of profit for the criminals, thus I'd rather it be labeled a "heist" or "theft" for accuracy. Sabotage, to me, makes it sound like a different kind of motivation.

> Then, they cut the electric supply wires to EVERY Supercharger with commercial grade tools (they are big cables).

Harbor Freight bolt cutters, $30, would do it. So would a sawzall. A hack saw would too, but be slower.