Minneapolis DA Will Not Pursue Criminal Charges Against Alleged Tesla Vandal

83-year-old vandal scratches 5 Teslas at Long Island mall in tantrum over Elon Musk, Trump: officials

An 83-year-old vandal who was arrested for scratching several Teslas on Long Island fumed to detectives that Elon Musk "should die" and "so should Trump f---ing die" — and later claimed his innocence while saying he'd do more than damage cars to get to Musk.

RNC chairman rebukes Dems for 'cheering' on political violence - Washington Examiner

Republican National Committee Chairman Michael Whatley slammed the uptick in political violence happening within the United States, accusing members of the Democratic Party of encouraging it. Tesla vehicles and dealerships have been a common target in recent months due to Elon Musk’s cooperation with the Trump administration, including a Minnesota Department of Human Services employee who totaled over $20,000 in damages to several Tesla vehicles…

Minnesota State Employee Will Not Be Charged for Allegedly Vandalizing Teslas

A Minnesota state employee will not be prosecuted over allegedly keying six Teslas. Hennepin County District Attorney Mary Moriarty will alternatively request that Dylan Bryan Adams, a program consultant for the state’s Department of Human Services, be sent to a diversion program. “Our main priorities are to secure restitution for the victims and hold Mr. Adams accountable,” Hennepin County Attorney’s Office spokesperson Daniel Borgertpoepping s…

Accused arsonist in North Charleston Tesla charging station attack enters court plea

Daniel Clarke-Pounder, who is accused in Tesla charging station arson in North Charleston, has entered not-guilty pleas to federal arson and firearm charges.

State employee arrested for Tesla vandalism will not be charged

The Hennepin County Attorney’s Office has decided not to press charges against a state employee arrested in Minneapolis last week in connection with the vandalism of several Tesla vehicles resulting in more than $20,000 in damage. According to the arrest…

Tesla vandal won't be charged: Hennepin County Attorney explains decision

No charges for Tesla vandal in Minneapolis: Hennepin County Attorney Mary Moriarty explained her decision to seek diversion over criminal charges for the vandal, saying it was made "the best interest of public safety."