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$20,000 Tesla Vandalism – But Attacker Let Go by Woke DA

Key Points Summary – Tesla Vandalism

  • A Tesla vandal caused over $20,000 in damage.
  • Prosecutors in Minnesota declined to press charges.
  • Video evidence from Teslas caught the suspect in action.
  • Police condemned the lack of legal action.
  • The prosecutor cited rehabilitation over punishment.
  • Governor Walz faces backlash for anti-Tesla remarks.
  • Attacks on Tesla infrastructure have spiked in recent weeks.

Tesla Vandal Walks Free Despite $20K in Damage

A Tesla vandal caused major damage to multiple vehicles in Minnesota. But prosecutors let him go without charges, sparking public outrage. The suspect, Dylan Bryan Adams, a Minnesota state employee, left behind nearly $20,000 in damage.

Caught on Tesla Cameras

Surveillance footage from Tesla vehicles clearly showed Adams in the act. He keyed the paint and spray-painted anti-Elon Musk slogans on multiple cars. Sometimes he had his dog with him. Despite the video evidence, no charges were filed.

Hennepin County Attorney Mary Moriarty defended her stance. She argued that not pressing charges helps the suspect keep his job and pay restitution. According to her, this approach also reduces repeat offenses.

Police Chief Sounds Off

Minneapolis Police Chief Brian O’Hara didn’t hold back. He said the damage level clearly qualified as felony-level vandalism. He called Moriarty’s decision a slap in the face for both law enforcement and the public.

Political Fallout for Walz

Governor Tim Walz added fuel to the fire. Last month, he joked that Tesla’s falling stock price gave him “a little lift every day.” Critics interpreted his comment as an endorsement of anti-Tesla sentiment.

Acts of vandalism and arson targeting Teslas and their infrastructure have increased. Charging stations, dealerships, and parked EVs have been attacked. Tesla’s built-in cameras helped identify several suspects.

Musk’s Role in the Spotlight

Some believe the attacks are politically motivated. Elon Musk’s role as a Trump advisor has made him a lightning rod for critics. Protesters see Tesla as a symbol of political and economic power.

Critics argue that Moriarty’s decision sets a dangerous precedent. Many fear it may encourage more attacks on Tesla owners. The public response continues to grow on social media and in local news outlets.

Tesla Owners Demand Justice

Tesla owners in the region are calling for action. Several plan to sue Adams for damages. They also want the state to review prosecutorial standards for property crimes.

The case now symbolizes a bigger political debate. Conservatives accuse liberal leaders of being soft on crime. Progressives defend rehabilitation over jail time for non-violent offenses.

Minnesota lawmakers face growing calls to step in. Some demand clearer guidelines for charging decisions in vandalism cases. Others are pushing for legislation to protect EV owners.

Tesla’s Camera System Proves Key

The carmaker’s built-in Sentry Mode captured vital footage. Police used the footage to identify Adams. Tesla’s security system has helped solve dozens of similar crimes.

So far, Elon Musk hasn’t publicly commented. But insiders expect a response if attacks continue. Tesla supporters are rallying online to demand accountability.

A Growing Divide Over Justice

The Tesla vandalism case has become a flashpoint. It highlights deep divisions over crime, politics, and tech in America today. For now, the debate shows no sign of cooling off.

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