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The owner of Jewish Cybertruck says he caught the protester against Elon Mosus that he had pierced his vehicle with a Nazi symbol and demands that the perpetrator be charged with hate crime.
Ava Ben Hamo, who allegedly caught Michael Lewis (42) drawing a swastika on his Cybertruck With the words “Elon” at the top, he urged officials to charges on Tuesday during “Fox & Friends”.
“I don’t feel sure anymore in Brooklyn or New York,” Ben Hamo Steve Dooky said.
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“[You’re] should not go ahead and do something to other people[‘s] car[s]And that is literally anti -Semitic. I think we had a bigger question here that in the city, the police, yes … should collect such people and should persecute such people. “
“They have to pay for it. Otherwise, other people will not be sure, and Jewish people will not be sure in the city,” he continued.
Michael Lewis, 42, is charged with drawing hate symbols on New York Cybertruck. (Jc rice)
Lewis, who is also a Jew, was arrested on suspicion of aggravated harassment, and later released, according to his lawyer, Mark Luccarelli.
Ben Hamo said he approached the man when he saw him draw a “anti -Semitic” symbol on his vehicle to ask him what he was doing.
“I didn’t know what [was] Really happens, “he said.” I see this very anti -Semitic swastika on the car, and I didn’t understand. I approached him and asked, “What are you doing?” And he told me very, very disgusting things. “
Ben Hamo said he was standing in front of Lewis’s car after tried to escape from the sceneBut after calling 911 Lewis escaped.
“Trying to run over me with his car,” Ben Hamo said. “When he saw that I called the police … He walked out outside, locked the car and fled and left the car, blocking the bicycle path.”
Shortly after, Lewis returned to the scene to find his car, but was greeted by four police officers, along with a journalist and photographer from the New York Post. Then they put him in foxes.
Luccarelli told Fox News Digital on Sunday that the Nazi symbol was found in dust on Cybertruck and the vehicle was not done to damage.
“Our client, who is also a Jew, is deeply regretted having touched another man’s car and Using hate symbols In the message, “Luccarelli.” Then he dealt with a series of personal problems and the shop was without character. As for the criminal case, he was released from custody without any charges, because the vehicle was not done harm and no crime was committed. “
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Despite the acknowledgment of Ben Hamo that he no longer felt safe in the city, he said that after the incident he would continue to drive his Cybertruck.
“I love the car,” he said. “Nothing specific about politics or Elon Musk or nothing. I love electric cars.”
Fox News’ Alexandra Koch contributed to this report.
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