The Tesla attacks

 Secretary Kristi Noem

@Sec_Noem
Attacks on Tesla property are acts of domestic terrorism meant to inspire fear.
@DHSgov
will use every tool available to track down the perpetrators and bring them to justice.

The attacks on Tesla only began after Elon Musk endorsed Trump.  I suspect these attacks are from anti-Trump activists who are trying to punish Musk because of his Trump support.  The DOJ needs to find the attackers and prosecute them. They are a threat to free speech, among other things.

See also:

Pam Bondi Cracks Down on Domestic Terrorism: Tesla Firebomber Faces 20 Years

...

 “I’ve made it clear, if you take part in the wave of domestic terrorism against Tesla properties, we will find you, arrest you, and put you behind bars.

Today, I’m proud to announce that the Department of Justice has unsealed federal charges against another Tesla attacker.

We’ve charged Cooper Frederick in the firebombing of a Tesla dealership that occurred on March 7 in Loveland, Colorado.

There will be no negotiating. We are seeking 20 years in prison.

The crime was committed in Colorado, and thanks to the great investigative work by the FBI, the defendant was arrested in Plano, Texas. Let this be a warning. You can run, but you cannot hide. Justice is coming.”

And:

 'Astroturf': Critics speculate Tesla protests are not a grassroots movement, but carefully organized campaign

'Who is funding and organizing all these paid protests?' Musk asked on X

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