In a classic case of instant karma, a vandal faced justice after damaging a Tesla Cybertruck. As leftist media and organizations continue their relentless criticism of Elon Musk, incidents like these have unfortunately become common.
Conservative activist Asra Nomani has uncovered a network involving 24 Democrat organizations, amassing a staggering budget of $124 million, all aimed at orchestrating the #TeslaTakedown campaign of violence against Musk’s creations.
Tigran Gertz, a social media influencer, shared an incident from San Jose, California, highlighting such violent behavior. Gertz had parked his vehicle in a garage when he noticed a small group of individuals arriving. From this group, a man with pink hair launched a series of kicks at Gertz’s Cybertruck before casually walking away.
Despite attempts to fly under the radar, these vandals seem oblivious to the fact that Tesla vehicles are equipped with multiple cameras. Gertz, witnessing the brazen attack, confronted the group. Taken aback, the vandals’ companions were shocked to learn they had been caught red-handed.
“That’s my fu***** car,” Gertz asserted.
“That’s your car?” one of the companions responded in disbelief.
“Yeah. What the hell is your friend’s problem?” Gertz demanded, receiving only an embarrassed shrug in return.
Following this encounter, Gertz called the authorities and tracked the group to a nearby movie theater. After presenting the police with video evidence of the vandalism, officers entered the theater, halted the film showing, and arrested the suspect.
Gertz witnessed the arrest, remarking, “Not so funny now, is it, big man?” Asserting his stance, he confirmed to the police his decision to press charges, stating that “Elon Musk haters need to be taught a lesson.”
Watch the moment unfold:
As Gertz drove away, he couldn’t resist a chuckle at the sight of the suspect in the police car, quipping, “Oh wow. What’s up, bro?”
