Overview
- Attorney General Pam Bondi has labeled vandalism and arson targeting Tesla vehicles and dealerships as 'domestic terrorism' and vowed severe legal consequences.
- Three individuals have been arrested for alleged acts of vandalism and arson against Tesla, facing charges that could lead to up to 20 years in prison.
- Rep. Jasmine Crockett, associated with the 'Tesla Takedown' nonviolent protest movement, clarified her remarks advocating financial protests, denying any incitement of violence.
- Bondi accused Crockett of using inflammatory rhetoric, warning her to 'tread carefully' while asserting that Tesla owners and Elon Musk will be protected.
- The debate highlights broader societal divisions over corporate accountability, protest tactics, and the interpretation of violence in political discourse.