President Donald Trump suggests Convicted Tesla arsonist Their expected decades of imprisonment were sentenced to the El Salvador prison.
“I look forward to watching the patient’s mobs sentenced to 20 years in prison for Elon Musk and Tesla,” Trump wrote on Friday.
“Maybe they can serve them in prisons in El Salvador, which are known for such lovely conditions!” the president added.
President Donald Trump speaks to reporters before he lands in the Marine Corps at the White House in Washington, DC on March 21, 2025 (Anna Moneymaker/Getty Images)
The news comes as the FBI investigates attacks on Tesla vehicles and across the country Family terrorism, With the company of Trump’s top adviser Elon Musk becoming the target of protesters and arsonists.
At the same time, the Trump administration is also facing a retreat in federal court. Deportation flew to El Salvador. El Salvadorian President Nayib Bukele announced last week that Tren de Aragua, the first alleged member of the Venezuelan criminal group designated by the U.S. terrorist group, had arrived and released a video of the El Salvadorian army, in which the El Salvadorian army moved people from the plane to his terrorist detention center called Sekot. He said they would stay for a year, even though that was “renewable”.
U.S. Attorney General Pamela Bondi on Thursday Announced charges Attacked by three people accused of using Molotov cocktails to burn Tesla cars and charging stations.
“The days of committing crimes are over,” Bundy said in a statement. “Let it be a warning: If you join the wave of family terrorism against Tesla’s property, the Justice Department will put you behind.”
The Justice Department said an accused armed AR-15 rifle was arrested for allegedly throwing about eight Molotov cocktails at a Tesla dealership in Salem, Oregon. Another person was arrested in Loveland, Colorado, allegedly attempted to burn Tesla with a Molotov cocktail. Authorities said the defendant later found out that the material was used to produce additional combustion weapons.
A member of the Seattle Fire Department inspected a burnt Tesla Cybertruck on Monday, March 10, 2025 on Tesla lot in Seattle. (AP Photo/Lindsey Wasson, file)
The Justice Department said in Charleston, South Carolina, a third defendant made a “blasphemy message” about Trump around the Tesla charging station and then burned the charging station with a Molotov cocktail.
Tesla vehicles, with arson, gunfire and vandalism in at least 9 states: FBI
The Justice Department said each defendant faces serious charges with a minimum sentence of five years and a maximum of 20 years.
“People who are caught in Tesla will likely be sentenced to jail for up to twenty years, including the discoverer,” Trump wrote in a truth social networking on Thursday.
Tesla’s vehicles and dealerships have suffered arson, vandalism and shooting in at least nine states, with some of the most prominent cases reported in left-leaning cities in the Pacific Northwest (such as Portland, Oregon and Seattle).
An Oregon man faces charges after allegedly throwing a few Molotov cocktails at a Tesla store in Salem before returning to the day and shooting the window. In the Portland suburb of Tigard, a dozen bullets were opened in Tesla’s showroom last week, damaging vehicles and windows, the store’s target for the week.
The escort prisoners of the El Salvador Guard were allegedly linked to the criminal group of Secote, which was in Tecoluca, El Salvador on March 16, 2025. (Salvador government through Getty image)
Earlier this month, four Seberaks caught fire in Seattle’s Tesla plot. Witnesses reported Friday that a man poured gasoline on an empty Tesla model and opened fire on Seattle Street.
In Las Vegas, several Tesla vehicles were placed outside the Tesla Service Center earlier Tuesday, outside the center, the word “resistance” also painted red in red on the front door of the building. Authorities said at least one person threw the Molotov cocktail — a thick bomb with gasoline or other flammable liquid — and fired several rounds from the weapon into the vehicle.
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“Is this terrorism? Is there anything else? Of course, it has some signs that we might think of—written on the wall, potential political agenda, a kind of violence,” Spencer Evans, a special agent in charge of the FBI office in Las Vegas, said in a news conference: “None of these factors were lost. ”
The Associated Press contributed to this report.
