Bondi tells Tesla vandals to ‘watch out’
- Amid rising vandalism against Tesla vehicles, U.S. Attorney General Pam Bondi announced that at least one suspect has been arrested.
- On March 5, the Justice Department charged a 41-year-old Oregon man for possessing a destructive device and throwing Molotov cocktails at a Tesla dealership.
- President Donald Trump supported tougher actions against the vandals, suggesting they could be labeled domestic terrorists and face severe penalties.
- Bondi emphasized the administration's commitment to finding the perpetrators by stating, 'We're going to find out who you are,' echoing Trump's aggressive stance on crime.
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Trump attorney general makes disturbing threats to protect Musk
U.S. Attorney General Pam Bondi appeared on Fox Business Friday to discuss President Donald Trump’s Department of Justice and his terrifyingly tough-on-crime plans—and she sounded utterly unhinged. First she discussed her plans to tackle property...
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