Seattle police are investigating after a burned Tesla was found Thursday night in the Capitol Hill neighborhood.

Waterbury Police Department officers, along with personnel from the Waterbury Fire Department, responded to a report of an active fire at a residence at approximately 8:42 p.m. The first person was identified as 56-year-old Kimberly Sullivan,

A Tesla vehicle was set on fire in a suspected arson incident that occurred in Seattle's Capitol Hill neighborhood Thursday evening.

A Tesla Model S was set on fire in Seattle's Capitol Hill neighborhood on Thursday night, according to the Seattle Police Department. A witness told police that a man threw gasoline on the Tesla, lit it on fire and then ran off.

Seattle Police are looking for a suspect who appears to have poured gas on a Tesla parked in the Capitol Hill neighborhood and set it on fire.