Tesla locations across the U.S. have been targeted in a wave of vandalism amid controversy over an online map called DOGEQUEST, according to CNBC. The site lists Tesla dealerships, Superchargers, and purported personal details of officials tied to the Department of Government Efficiency. U.S. Attorney General Pam Bondi labeled the incidents "domestic terrorism" and confirmed multiple arrests with federal charges. Tesla CEO Musk condemned the violence, calling it insane and deeply wrong in a post on X.
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00:02Tesla locations across the U.S. have been targeted in a wave of vandalism amid
00:06controversy over an online map called DogeQuest, according to CNBC.
00:09The site lists Tesla dealerships, superchargers, and personal details of officials tied to the
00:14Department of Government Efficiency. The U.S. Attorney General Pam Bondi labeled the incident
00:18as domestic terrorism and confirmed multiple arrests with federal charges. Tesla CEO Elon
00:23Musk condemned the violence, calling it insane and deeply wrong in a post on X.
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