A Dallas man’s man Tesla Model X Vandalists in Dallas-Worthworth International Airport parking lot are suing vandals for more than $1 million.
The suspect Rafael Hernandez was arrested on March 22 by a criminal mischief from the Tarrant County District Attorney’s Office for recording by Tesla’s built-in camera and hit the left side of the electric vehicle.
The victim who chose to remain anonymous was traveling in a situation where his Tesla was damaged in the airport parking lot. In the footage obtained by Fox, Hernandez can be seen pulling an object out of his pocket and forcing it into the side of the model X.
Tesla boss told Fox News numbers in an exclusive interview, “The motivation is wrong, [Hernandez’s] Acts are intentional – the judge and jury decide based on facts what his punishment is. I firmly believe my goal is because my car is Tesla. I didn’t even realize that this national Tesla attack was even one thing–until I was thrown into this world. What matters to me is that it happens, it’s intentional, it’s wrong. As a result, I was caught in a nightmare and I didn’t want that to happen to anyone else. ”
A man was seen on camera in the parking lot of Dallas-Worthworth International Airport. The suspect Rafael Hernandez was arrested on March 22 on criminal mischief charges. (Fox News)
Fox News Digital approached the lawyer representing Hernandez, but he was unable to contact him.
The lawsuit filed by the victim outlines “Individual owners of Tesla vehicles, like Plaintiff, are being targeted and victimized by ongoing criminal conduct and action. This has culminated in the ‘Tesla Takedown’ movement, where certain activities are urging consumers to divest from Tesla products and are organizing protests and other activities that are explicitly or implicitly urging physical damage and/or violence Against Tesla owners and/or their Tesla cars have recently become victims of such crimes and actions.”
A vocal voice of the Tesla Beats movement, Democratic Rep. Jasmine Crockett, D-Texas, Tell the attendees At a virtual rally earlier this month, government efficiency minister and Tesla founder Elon Musk had to “cancel”.
Tesla owner hits Vandal strike
The victim’s lawyer Majed Nachawati talked to Fox News Digital to the right about the incident. (Fox News)
On Saturday, protesters gathered at More than 500 Tesla locations Global on Global Action Day in protest against the auto company founded by Musk.
In an interview, Majed Nachawati, an attorney representing the Dallas-based Tesla boss, told Fox News Digital that owning a car should not be political. “Whether you are a Republican or a Democrat, this is a free country. As long as it is legal and within the scope of the law, you have the right to drive whatever you want, you should feel safe about it, which is why law enforcement authorities take these cases seriously.”
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Nachawati continued to explain the importance of those who destroyed the vehicle, saying, “It’s a slippery slope, where does it end? Right? Luckily, I know, my client’s car is the key. He wasn’t injured, he wasn’t injured, he wasn’t in the car. But others aren’t that lucky, but if that, then if that goes on, you know, you know, you know, it’s a good line, it’s a good line.
Man arrested in Las Vegas Tesla store Molotov cocktail attack will also face federal charges
FBI director Kash Patel, who A task force was launched recently To combat violent attacks against car brands, Tesla dealerships and owners are warned to “stay alert and beware of suspicious activities” ahead of widespread protests last weekend.
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Fox News Digital contacted the Tarrant County District Attorney’s Office but could not comment.
