A man is marked as a suspicious burn vehicles at a Tesla concessionaire and to graffiti intimidating messages against Magnate Elon Musk, in the US. He reported it United States Department of Justice This Monday.
USA: A man is accused of attacking Tesla
It is an attack that dates from February, in which two Tesla cars were ruined in the exhibition hall of a Concessionaire in Albuquerque, New Mexico, And the name of the suspect is Jamison Wagner (40). This resides in the city and was also accused of a incendiary attack on an office of the Republican party In March.
On the walls of the business were also painted slogans that linked Musk with Nazism. The electric vehicle company was repudiated for its role in the government cuts of the administration of Donald Trump.
Of being declared guilty for damage or destruction of fire by fire or explosives, Wagner can face up to 20 years in prison for each of the two positionsthe Department of Justice detailed.
“That this is the final lesson for those who participate in this wave of political violence,” said the American Attorney General, Pamela Bondiin a statement. “We are going to arrest you, to process, and we are not going to negotiate. Crimes have consequences“He added.
For its role in the government efficiency department (doge), Musk became the target of the wrath of many people opposite in the administration.
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Tesla Takedown: the peaceful movement that seeks to stop Elon Musk
These last months, Elon Musk He was in the eye of the storm due to the great influence and power he has in the policy of USA. This not only generated repercussions on social networks, but also reached the streets of that country, Europe and Canada With the movement Tesla Takedowna Protestant group against the South African tycoon.
Last Saturday, March 29, mass marches were produced under the motto “Hands off!”In several globe countries, including the US. According to the organizers, this demonstration was organized with the objective of demanding eradicate the power of multimillionaires Like Musk. It is said that at least 600,000 people signed up to participate.
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