The Department of Justice (DOJ) has indicted Tesla dealers at the New Mexico Republican (RPNM) headquarters in Albuquerque and self-promotion “queer scientists” related to firefighting at the Republican (RPNM) headquarters.
The suspect, Jamison Wagner, 40, of Albuquerque, was charged with two federal counts of property due to fire or explosives and a March 30 charge at RPNM headquarters in connection with the arson attack at a Tesla Albuquerque showroom on February 9. press release. This comes after numerous arrests were made in connection with the attack on the Tesla facility, and many destroyers are also likely to be strange identifications. (Related: Most Tesla Charger Bandals have one thing in common – “her/them” pronoun)
Wagner has been accused of spray-painting graffiti on six vehicles containing red and black paint along with the Swastika symbol, along with “Dieron”, “Teslanagi” and “Diethranazi” with the Swastika symbol. He also reportedly painted “Ice = KKK” on the RPMM building the following month, prosecutors allege.
“Let’s make this the final lesson for those taking part in this ongoing wave of political violence,” Attorney General Pam Bondy said in a statement from the DOJ. “We arrest you, we will indict you, and we will not negotiate. The crime will have consequences.”
An Albuquerque man has been charged in connection with arson attacks against Tesla dealers and a New Mexico Republican Party
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– US Department of Justice (@thejusticeeptept) April 14, 2025
Wagner seems to be like that member Among the group called “500 Queer Scientists,” it is branded as Washington Free Beacon First, a scientist for “LGBTQ+ Visibility Campaign.” It has been reported. “I’m strange, I’m an electrician,” reads Wagner’s biography on the site.
Investigators linked Wagner to both cases through crime scene evidence and surveillance footage. He will remain in custody until a detention hearing is set, the DOJ said. Wagner faces five to 20 years in prison on each count if convicted of the current charges, prosecutors say.
“The arrest is an important step towards justice in firefighting operations targeting Tesla dealers and New Mexico Republican headquarters,” said Robert Secada, deputy director of the Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives (ATF) Bureau in a press release Monday. “The exceptional work of ATF special agents, certified fire investigators and forensic experts has led to key suspects currently in custody.”
Protests and attacks against Tesla and Elon Musk have risen domestically; Internationally In light of Marss’ involvement in the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) under the Trump administration.
“Hurling Firebombs is not a political protest,” said Deputy Attorney General Todd Blanche in a press release. “It is a dangerous felony to which we prosecute to the fullest. The impressive work by law enforcement in New Mexico sends a clear message to all perpetrators of shameful attacks on Tesla facilities and political facilities.
The Department of Justice issued federal charges in March against three people who fired fires at Tesla dealers in Oregon, Colorado and South Carolina, with additional arrests recently. Bondi branded “a swarm of violent attacks” as “nothing but domestic terrorism.” statement March 18th.
Blake: We arrested in connection with a February firefighting campaign at a Tesla, New Mexico dealer and a March attack on the headquarters of the Republican Republican Party.
We will prosecute to the fullest extent of the law. We want in prisons for up to 40 years – no…
– Attorney General Pamela Bondi (@agpambondi) April 14, 2025
Attacks on RPNM headquarters were “fueled by hatred and intolerance,” RPNM I said In a statement on March 30th.
“This is not an isolated incident,” reads an RPNM press release. “This is part of the disturbing pattern of politically motivated violence that has plagued our country, partially facilitated by silence and implicit encouragement from progressive leaders who refuse to condemn these actions.” (Related: The entrance to GOP headquarters in New Mexico is a hit with a seemingly “eager arson act”)
“Criminal charges are merely claims,” reads the press release. “All defendants are presumed to be innocent until they are proven guilty in court beyond reasonable doubt.”
DOJ declined to comment and featured the Daily Caller News Foundation in a press release on Monday. 500 Queer Scientists, Tesla, The RPNM, and ATF did not immediately respond to DCNF’s request for comment.
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