Tesla vandals often caught on camera

PJ Media:

The radical left has a pathological hatred of Elon Musk for having the audacity to want to clean up waste and fraud in government. By now, you’ve heard about how these unhinged leftists have taken their hatred of Elon Musk to a criminal level, firebombing Tesla dealerships and vandalizing Tesla vehicles they happen to come across in public. These vandals are learning the hard way that attacking vehicles equipped with 360-degree surveillance cameras isn't exactly a genius move.

A couple of recent examples have me wondering if these lunatics are the dumbest criminals.

Take the brilliant criminal mastermind at a New Hampshire luxury hotel who thought it would be a good idea to key a Tesla Cybertruck. Wearing bright orange pants (because why try to be inconspicuous?), this genius was caught on camera vandalizing the vehicle within an hour of its arrival. When confronted by police, he denied it. I guess that brave social justice warrior suddenly couldn't find the courage to defend his "principled" stand against Musk.
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And then there’s the example from Doylestown, Pennsylvania, where we witnessed peak criminal stupidity when a Planet Fitness member decided to leave his mark on a Tesla.
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According to a local news report, after keying the Tesla, this Einstein scanned his gym membership card immediately after committing the crime. Talk about making law enforcement's job easy! “Officials were able to identify the suspect by his gym membership card and his Pennsylvania Driver's License photo,” the report said.

There are, sadly, so many more examples of similar incidents.

Like this one of a woman (I think) not only keying a Tesla, but recording herself doing it....
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There is much more, including video, at the link above. These vandals did not start doing this to Teslas until after Musk publicly expressed his support for Trump.  They not only hate Trump, they also hate those who support him.  Blind hatred makes them do things where they will likely be caught and arrested.

See also:

Commie Boomers Bus in a Rent-a-Mob to a Texas Tesla, Prove They Can’t Find Enough Local Loons

And:

 Watch: Some Big Messages As Americans Come Out Across Country to Support Tesla, Elon and DOGE

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