The owner of the vandalized Tesla is saddened that “regular people” are drawn into attacks against muse
The owner of Tesla whose car was educated in New York expressed frustration after being targeted in the middle of a return striker Elon musk and the Government Efficiency Department (Doge).
“Regular people like me are caught in this,” said Shawn Freed “American editorial staff“Friday.
“I am sad to attack Tesla, the company, because they do not agree with the opinion of the individual,” Freed continued.
“Tesla owners like me have nothing to do with it.”
Freed, an engineer, explained that his wife and mother -in -law attended a show in the center of Syracuse when they came across protesters outside the place. When they then returned to their car, they found a disturbing message cut on the hood in a permanent marker: “This car supports the Nazis.”
Although Freed was able to remove writing with alcohol rubbing, the incident had a lasting impact.
“It doesn’t give me any hesitation [to drive the car]. However, I have a family, “he said.
“It gives me a hesitation of whether it will continue to be safe.”
Vandalism comes in the middle A growing muse sentimentEspecially because of his involvement with Doge and Trump’s administration.
Earlier this week, the Pam Bonda State State announced Charges against three people The accused of burning the Tesla property in a series of fire attacks. The suspects, from different countries, allegedly used Molot cocktails to destroy Tesla vehicles, charging stations and MPs.
Bondi vowed to break the responsible, calling the attacks “nothing less than domestic terrorism.” She has also committed to go after individuals coordinate or fund these crimes behind the scenes.
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President Donald Trump Executed by the attacks, publishing the truth of Social: “I look forward to watching sick terrorist robbers receive a 20-year prison sentence for what they do to Elon Musk and Tesla.”
Freed remains dedicated to driving his Tesla, but he hopes that the implementation of the law will take stronger measures against these crimes. He discovered that someone had reached him on X with the potential leadership of a person responsible for the vandating of his car.
“Someone from London said they recognized the person’s jacket and sent me a picture, he said they were going to Syracuse University. So, I’ll follow the authorities,” he said.
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Asked if he believed the attack was targeted, Freed admitted that his perspective had changed.
“I haven’t before,” he said. “When you have this experience, you start to feel like it may be.”
