Did you actually read the original source for this ‘news’ before posting this bile?
It’s fixed via a software update which for whatever reason can’t be done over the air.
I’m not even sure how one could remove the charging cable without stopping the charge first anyway as the cable should be locked to the car. You basically have to rip the cable out of the car (probably breaking it in the process) for it to be a problem. Some might say that’s a good thing given it’s only people who seem to think it’s funny to try and rip charging cables out of cars who would do that.
Given it’s not an immediate stop sale, it’s very low risk.
Driving any car will be considerably higher risk and probably the riskiest thing you do in a given month and you wouldn’t even bat an eyelid.
I’d recommend this reading, it will help you in life:
en.m.wikipedia.org