A man in New Mexico faces federal charges of allegedly setting fire to the Tesla showroom

A man in New Mexico faces federal accusations of two separate incidents of intentional burning – one in Bokirk Timing The showroom and one at the Republican Party office in New Mexico – preceded Monday press release From the Ministry of Justice.

Jamison Wagner, 40, was charged with setting fire to a building or vehicle used in state trade. The charge can apply to manufactured goods and selling in different states and the facilities it includes – such as Tesla showroom or the Republican office, which also sells Maga Cerchandise. Shannon Chenevlin, a spokesman for the Ministry of Justice, tells Shannon Chefelin and indicates that the arrest of Wagner had occurred on Saturday.

Prosecutor Bam Bondi said in the press statement on Monday: “This will not be the last lesson for those who participate in this continuous wave of political violence,” Public Prosecutor Bam Bondi said in the press statement on Monday. “We will arrest you, judge you, and we will not negotiate. Crimes have consequences.”

The arrest order in Wagner claims to be responsible for an accident on February 9 in the Tesla showroom where windows were destroyed and Tesla was shot. He also claims that he is responsible for an accident on March 30 at the Republican Party at the New Mexico office, where it was fire in the entrance area, and “Ice = KKK” was on the walls on the outside of the building.

The arrest warrant also says that the main investigator in the Vagner case is the FBI’s undersecretary of international terrorism, local terrorism and firearms. This is the second known time for terrorist investigators involved in the FBI in a criminal investigation linked to the last reverse response against Musk and Tysella. However, this is the first time that the suspect also has alleged another accident – which, in this case, targeted a Republican office.

The arrest comes amid repeated calls by Bondi, President Trumpand Elon MuskHouse spokesman Mike JohnsonAnd Actor Margori Taylor Green To treat intentional burning and sabotage of Tesla’s property as “local terrorism”. Five other people are currently facing federal accusations of alleged sabotage and burning targeted operations in Tesla, according to press data by the Ministry of Justice.

As mentionedThe law enforcement can reach monitoring technologies and obtain a more legal deadline during terrorist investigations than other types of investigations. These investigations can also enable MUSK and Tesla executives to access the “Tesla Takedown” demonstrators, although the protests were widely peaceful, and A public face Protestive organizers They said They do not support property damage. The Federal Investigation Office can decide to share this type of information with a crime victim during the investigation, previously reported.

Bondy turbulent Wagner’s arrest news last week at the television cabinet meeting, Trump told that there would be “another major arrest” related to an attack on Tesla agency during the next 24 hours.

“This person will look at at least 20 years in prison without negotiations,” Bondi said on Thursday. (A press release issued by the Ministry of Justice issued after Wagner notes his arrest, “The complaint is just a claim, and it is assumed that all the defendants are innocent until they prove that he does not call for reasonable doubt in a legal court.”