Tesla Property Attacks Declared Domestic Terrorism as DOJ Files Charges

Three individuals face arson and vandalism charges while federal authorities intensify investigations into escalating violence targeting Tesla facilities.

The Department of Justice has charged three individuals with arson and vandalism against Tesla properties, involving Molotov cocktails and graffiti.
Attorney General Pam Bondi labeled the attacks as 'domestic terrorism' and warned of severe legal consequences, with sentences up to 20 years possible.
President Trump reiterated his administration's commitment to prosecuting perpetrators, emphasizing the use of advanced tools to identify suspects.
The FBI is investigating additional incidents, including a recent arson at a Tesla Collision Center in Las Vegas, where vehicles were set ablaze and shot at.
Elon Musk suggested some attacks may be organized and funded by left-wing groups, while political narratives around the incidents remain sharply divided.