President Donald Trump Since CEO Elon Musk became part of the Trump administration, warnings were issued late Thursday to late Thursday night.
“Those who are caught in Tesla will have a great chance of being in jail for up to twenty years, including funders,” the president wrote in The Society of Truth. “We are looking for you!!!”
Musk has taken up a lot of heat in the Trump-led Department of Administration Efficiency (DOGE), and his close relationship with the president has made Tesla’s vehicles and property dozens of protests and vandalism, even several shootings.
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President Trump said anyone who attacks Tesla property nationwide could be sentenced to 20 years in prison after AG Bondi announced federal charges against three suspects of “family terrorism”. (Win McNamee/Getty Images)
Trump’s warning comes after Attorney General Pam Bondi announced Thursday federal charges against three people who used Molotov cocktails in South Carolina, Oregon, Oregon and Colorado attacked Tesla real estate. Bondy describes their behavior as Acts of “family terrorism”.
“The days of committing crimes are over,” Bundy said. “Let it be a warning: If you join the wave of family terrorism against Tesla’s property, the Justice Department will put you behind.”
All three suspects will be at least five years, and if convicted, the maximum is 20 years.
Protests oppose Tesla CEO Elon Musk’s head of government efficiency under President Trump’s leadership has intensified beyond Tesla’s property. (Michael Nigro/Pacific Press/Lightrocket via Getty Images)
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“They are targeting Elon Musk who is trying to save our country, and that will not be tolerated. We are following you,” Bondy told Cain on his show Wednesday.
This week alone, attacks were reported in Las Vegas and Kansas City, Missouri.
Five Tesla vehicles being investigated were set on fire at a local repair center in Las Vegas, Nevada, and were shot in a fire amid police investigation. (Hal Sparks via Storyful)
Kansas City Investigators investigated a suspected arson case after a fire broke out at a dealership Monday, and Sin City authorities reported at least five vehicles were damaged and two were killed Tesla Crash and Sales Center Tuesday.
Video by the bystanders shows alleged arson attack after a fire broke out at a Tesla dealership in Kansas City on Monday, March 17, 2025. (Levi Campbell) By Story
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A website called “Dogequest” was also activated this week, claiming to have a list of Tesla owners, its address, phone number and email address, apparently for Dox.
The website also contains maps of Tesla dealers and charging stations.
Peter D’Abrosca and Sarah Rumpf-Whitten of Fox News Digital contributed to the report.
