Irvine Police Officer Ziggy Azarcon is seeking help identifying a man who spray-painted 13 Tesla vehicles with "Nazi" and "Fascist" labels.
Irvine Police Officer Ziggy Azarcon is seeking the public's help to identify a man who vandalized 13 Tesla vehicles in separate incidents at a local plaza. The suspect used red spray paint to mark the cars with the words "Nazi" and "Fascist." Surveillance footage shows the man vandalizing four vehicles in a parking garage near the LA Fitness gym last Friday. He returned less than a week later to a different garage in the same plaza, where he marked nine additional Teslas. While the suspect wore different shirts during the incidents, he wore the same shoes and featured a noticeable tattoo behind his right elbow. The community is seeking to identify the disgruntled individual, who failed to fully cover his face in several clips. While some victims believe the vandalism may stem from a political grievance with Tesla CEO Elon Musk, others noted the damage was a nuisance for the owners. Police have received multiple tips and are urging anyone with information to contact Detective Noelle.