A man wanted for vandalism on California’s Central Coast was arrested by European authorities in connection with an alleged terror attack in Czechia, authorities said.<\/p>\n
Police in Del Rey Oaks on Wednesday<\/a> said they identified a suspect connected with the vandalism of the Wells Fargo bank at Canyon Del Rey Boulevard on Nov. 3, 2025. <\/p>\n According to officers, the suspect spray painted and caused what was described as “extensive damage” to the bank’s exterior and doors. Police believe the suspect acted alone.<\/p>\n During an investigation, police identified the suspect as 26-year-old Nathan Limesand. Investigators said they also linked the suspect to multiple incidents in the neighboring community of Marina and in San Francisco.<\/p>\n Officers said Limesand was being held in Bulgaria, facing international charges of terrorism and arson.<\/p>\n According to the Bulgarian News Agency<\/a>, Limesand was arrested Apr. 3 under a European arrest warrant issued by authorities in the Czech city of Pardubice. Limesand was taken to custody as he was attempting to leave Bulgaria for Turkey.<\/p>\n Limesand is accused of being part of a group that carried out an arson attack on a factory producing military equipment. Authorities said the fire had caused an estimated $7 million in damage to the buildings and destroyed another $5 million worth of goods, the agency reported.<\/p>\n