An employee of the state of Minnesota was reportedly caught because he reportedly caused about $ 20,000 damage during the destroying of Teslas – just a few weeks after failed vice -president candidate and Gov. Tim Walz mocked the falling shares of the electric cars.
Dylan Bryan Adams, a 33-year-old tax policy analyst for the North Star State, was arrested on suspicion of the testing of multiple Teslas in Minneapolis while he walked his dog in an act of destruction caught on vehicle surveillance, according to a Minnesota-based crime watch account.
It is said that Adams was seen who approached a vehicle of the Elon Musk ownership car maker with his dog and then abruptly dragged his keys along the side of the car, which seemed to be what seemed to be on the electric vehicles, posted the Watchdog Group on X Friday.
The same puppy appeared in every video that the Crime Watch account posted.
Other alarming images showed a man who was assumed to be Adams and aggressively cuts in two separate Teslas.
Adams, who works for the Ministry of Human Services of Minnesota, is not a political appointment in Walz’s government, a spokesperson for the Governor told the post on Friday evening.
The alleged Vandal is one of the more than 40,000 state employees, the representative added.
His charges are reportedly being processed.
De Post has contacted the Minneapolis police and the State Police of Minnesota.
The suspected arrest comes almost a month after Walz said that watching Tesla’s share price that Palmen gave him “a small boost during the day” during a rally in Wisconsin.
“Some of you know this. On the iPhone they have added those small shares – app. I have added Tesla to give me a small boost during the day – $ 225 and falls,” roared Walz, 61, roared.
“And if you have a possession, we blame. You can take dental floss and pull the Tesla off,” he added, later he tried to walk back the comments by claiming that it was “a joke”.
The FBI launched a task force last month and deals with attacks on Teslas as “domestic terrorism” after an increase in incidents that focus on the electric car company in a clear protest against Musk that leads the cost-saving department of environmental efficiency of President Trump.
Outly on fire and Tesla cars, dealers and charging stations destroyed in the weeks after Trump’s inauguration.
“I think a big mistake is being done to the people of Tesla and our customers,” De Doge -Chef told Fox News “Special Report” host Bret Baier last month.
“I mean, Tesla is a peaceful company that has made great cars, great products-that is all it has done,” argued the 53-year-old.
