A man from Nowy Mexico is in the face of federal allegations for two separate incidents of alleged arson – one in the Albuquerque Tesla salon and one in the office of the Republican Party in Novel Mexico – according to Monday press release from the Department of Justice.
40 -year -old Jamison Wagner has been accused of alleged arson of a building or a used vehicle in inter -trade. The fee may apply to goods produced and sold in various states and in facilities where they live – such as Shower in Tesla or a republican office, which also sells magic. The spokesperson of Doj, Shannon Shevlin, tells Wired that Wiredner’s arrest took place on Saturday.
“Let this be the last lesson for people participating in this ongoing wave of political violence,” said prosecutor Pam Bondi on Monday. “We arrest you, we will chase you and we will not negotiate. Crimes have consequences.”
The arrest warrant of Wagner claims that he is responsible for the incident of February 9 at the Tesla salon, where the windows were broken, and two Tesla models were set on fire. He also claims that he is responsible for the incident of March 30 at the Republican Party Office in Nowy Mexico, where the entrance area was set on fire and “Ice = KKK” outside the building.
The arrest warrant also says that the main investigator in the Wagner case is the FBI agent specializing in “international terrorism, national terrorism and firearms.” This is the second known time in which the investigators of the FBI terrorism got involved in the criminal investigation related to the recent public loose against Musk and Tesla. However, for the first time the suspect was allegedly associated with another incident – who in this case headed for the Republican office.
The arrest appears among the repetitive Bondi connections, President TrumpIN Elon MuskHouse speaker Mike JohnsonAND Representative Marjorie Taylor Greene Treat arson and vandalism of Tesla’s property as “internal terrorism.” Five other people are currently in the face of federal allegations for alleged vandalism and arson addressed to the property of Tesla, in accordance with the press statements.
According to Wired, law enforcement agencies can access supervision technology and have greater legal freedom during investigations on terrorism than in other types of investigations. These investigations may also enable the management of Musk and Tesla access to supervision over the protesters “Tesla Tedowown”, although the protests were essentially peaceful and were peaceful and were peaceful and Public Protests organizers he said That they do not support the damage to property. The FBI may decide to provide such information with victims of crime during the investigation, he said earlier.
Bondi irritated News about the arrest of Wagner last week during the television meeting of the office, telling Trump that there will be “another huge arrest” regarding the attack on the Tesla salon in the next 24 hours.
“This person will look at at least 20 years in prison without negotiations,” said Bondi on Thursday. (In a press release issued after the arrest of Wagner, he notes that “the complaint is only an accusation, and all the accused are alleged until they are guilty of justified doubts in court.”)