The Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) and the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives (ATF) recently opened a joint task force. Their mission? To fight back against the wave of violent raids targeting Tesla, the electric vehicle manufacturer led by Elon Musk. Austin PD Bomb Squad makes a shocking discovery at Tesla Showroom 1830 South Dealey Lane, Austin, TX. Just as this important announcement was made, the FBI found a new batch of incendiary devices. The incident is the latest in a long line of vandalism and attacks related to Musk’s problematic DOGE team. This team is looking to reduce the size and costs of the federal government by historic proportions.
On Monday, FBI spokesman Ben Williamson made the announcement of the task force’s launch on Twitter. This announcement followed a story leaked to the New York Post. Behind the scenes, the task force does significant work to coordinate investigative activities. They are hell-bent on clamping down on what Kash Patel has referred to as “domestic terrorism” on social media. This decision points to the increasing fear of threats to Tesla facilities and personnel.
The recent incident involving incendiary devices tossed at the Austin showroom seems to have raised security awareness within Tesla. However, Laurie Shelby, Tesla's vice president of Environment, Health and Safety and Security, has not yet provided details on measures being taken to safeguard the company's facilities. Finally, a Tesla employee told CNBC that there has been no communication beyond secretive company walls regarding possible protest action or any criminal conspiracies aimed at undermining the company. This was shortly following a very recent all-hands.
Elon Musk onstage at last Thursday’s company event. He courageously denounced the recent vandalism against Tesla vehicles and facilities. He called people perpetrating violence like this “psycho” and told them to “quit being psycho! The vandalism incidents are believed to be connected to Musk's DOGE team, whose efforts have stirred significant public interest and controversy.