Tesla Vandals, in prison for up to 20 years, the Prosecutor General

The US Prosecutor General Pam Bondi, Thursday, Three suspects were accused of vandalism Tesla’s Tesla electric vehicle company could face up to 20 years in prison, he said.

Bondi, Tesla, Dealer and Recharge Station damaged local terrorism.

Arrests and charges against three suspects were previously declared by prosecutors.

Tesla dealers targeted a wave of protests across the country, as well as vandalism and fire attacks in response to the impact of the musk.

The United States has no special law against domestic terrorism, but when convicted criminals are a motive of terrorism, prosecutors may demand longer imprisonment.

Trump and Musk attacks also called internal terrorism. Supporters of the administration also said that “sweeped” and HOAX were subjected to armed police raids after the urgent call.

A statement from the Department of Justice, Tesla’s vandalism did not name the suspects in Vandalism on Thursday, the details of the three jobs, the release of the news and were previously announced by prosecutors.

The suspects include Lucy Nelson accused of a stained device and a malicious device and a malicious device near a Tesla dealer’s website in Colorado.

The dealer targeted the Molotov cocktail attack and excavations, which damaged between a criminal announcement, caused by a collateral between 5,000 and $ 20,000. He admitted that the suspect was not guilty.

Molotov cocktail, Salem, Oregon, after throwing a Tesla dealer in a Tesla dealer, Matthew Lanssky was caught on a devastating device. A plead still will face the initial hearing in April.

The third, 24-year-old Daniel Clarke-Poonker, North Carolina, South Carolina, South Carolina and Spray-Spray-Spray’ın Tesla Charge Stations were charged in Arson after claiming Molotov cocktail.

The statement said Bondi said: “The days they committed without the result ended.

“Be a warning about this: If you join this wave of domestic terrorism against Tesla property, the justice will put you behind the bars.”

The Prosecutor General said that three suspects could face five and 20 years if the prisoners were convicted.

BBC tried to contact the lawyers for three suspects.