Just in: Kash Patel announces the arrest of radically left terrorists who are supposed to be responsible for arson attacks on the Tesla facility of New Mexico and the headquarters of the Republican Party | The Gateway expert | By Jordan Conradson
FBI director Kash Patel and the Doj announced on Monday that FBI Albuquerque and the Bureau for Alcohol, Tobacco, Firesty and Explosives (ATF) Phoenix Jamison Wagner arrested in connection with arson attacks on a Tesla facility and the New Mexico Gop heads.
“This study concerns two separate arson: one on February 9, 2025, in the Tesla Albuquerque showroom in Bernalillo, New Mexico (Santa Ana Pueblo, Sandoval County), and a second foul on March 30, 2025, on the Republican Party in Albuquerico (New Mexico Party County County, that Wagner has committed these violations, ‘the complaint States.
Various Teslas were also destroyed and graffiti with the text ‘Die Elon’, ‘Tesla Nazi Inc’ and ‘Die Tesla Nazi’ was sprayed on the site.
In his attack at the head office of the Republican Party in Albuquerque, the front door and lobby were damaged before firefighters arrived to extinguish the fire. The individual also sprayed “ice = kkk” on the building.
As the gateway reported Pundit, attorney -general PAM Bondi announced last week during a cabinet meeting that this person would be arrested and ‘at least 20 years in prison without negotiations’ would be confronted.
View: Pam Bondi announces “no negotiations” for Tesla terrorists who are confronted in prison in the next 24 hours of income – “huge arrest”
Patel announced the arrest on X:
Breaking: I can now report that on Saturday morning our @Fbialbuquerqueteam and the @AtfphoenixWe, in our opinion, arrested a person who is responsible for the arson of February on a Tesla facility in New Mexico.
The evidence in this case came from our continuous investigation into the fire foundation of March at the head office of the Republican Party of New Mexico.
Proof that is recovered on the spot strongly suggests that our brave agents have prevented further planned arson attacks this weekend.
Great work by our teams, ATF colleagues and regional law enforcement partners who carry out the mission. Under
@AgpambondiThe leadership of us, this is part of our FBI mandate to find those who are responsible for the domestic terrorist attacks on Tesla and immediately bring them to court.
Breaking: I can now report that on Saturday morning our @Fbialbuquerque team and the @Atfphoenix We, in our opinion, arrested a person who is responsible for the arson of February on a Tesla facility in New Mexico.
In this case, the evidence stemmed from our constant …
– FBI director Kash Patel (@fbidirectorkash) April 14, 2025
Full press release From the district of New Mexico United States Attorney Office:
Albuquerque – Federal charges have been submitted against Jamison WagnerA resident of Albuquerque, in connection with recent arson attacks aimed at the Tesla Albuquerque showroom and the Republican Party of the New Mexico headquarters (RPNM). Researchers coupled Wagger For both incidents through surveillance images and scene certificate.
“Let this be the last lesson for those who participate in this constant wave of political violence,” said Attorney General Pamela Bondi. “We will arrest you, we will prosecute you and we will not negotiate. Crimes have consequences.”
“Hurling Firebombs is not a political protest,” said deputy attorney -general Todd Blanche. “It is a dangerous crime that we will prosecute.
According to judicial documents, the Tesla Albuquerque showroom in the early morning hours of 9 February 2025 was the target of a arson. Two Tesla vehicles were involved in the fire, one of which was considerably damaged.
Damaged Tesla.
An intact glass container with an improvised Napalm material was found in the second vehicle. Researchers noticed a handwritten capital “I” or “H” letter on the top of the green metal lid.
Class container and lid in Tesla.
Graffiti was sprayed in red and black paint on the building and six other vehicles, including the sentences “Die Elon”, “Tesla Nazi Inc” and “Die Tesla Nazi” together with Swastika symbols.
Graffiti at a Tesla dealer.
Surveillance video recorded the suspect on stage and he was observed as a long person with light skin, possibly more than 6 feet long, with black clothing and a mask and a white box.
Suspect a white box.
The following month, in the early morning hours of March 30, 2025, a second arson took place, this time at the RPNM office. The fire considerably damaged the front door and the interior area. On site, researchers gathered crushed glass and metal lids of what seemed to be two to three separate glass containers. Two of the lids wore a handwritten capital “I” or “H”, which are comparable to the letter found on the lid of the glass container in the Tesla scene.
Fire damage at the Republican party of the New Mexico head office.Fire waste with lid.
Graffiti with the expression “ice cream = kkk” was found on the south wall of the building.
Graffiti on the Republican Party of the New Mexico head office.
Researchers assessed security images of nearby companies and identified a white sedan parking on the north side of the RPNM office building for the fire. A single person left the vehicle, approached the RPNM head office and a flash of light was recorded. The person then returned to the vehicle and drove away. The vehicle was set at nearby supervision when it left the RPNM scene. After assessing the available surveillance, law enforcement identified the suspect vehicle for the time being as a white Hyundai -accent between the years 2012 and 2015.
Suspicious vehicle leaves the RPNM scene.
Researchers stipulated that both Arsons maintained the use of home -made brand agencies with the help of glass containers and flammable liquids. Based on the subsequent research, researchers have identified Wagner, 40,If an important person is important for both place offenses. Among other things, left, WaggerThe physical description of the suspect corresponds to the available surveillance images of both incidents and researchers, that has established that that Wagger owns a white Hyundai -accent 2015.
Wagner Facebook photo.
Tesla Arson suspect.
Wagner’s driver’s license.
On April 12, 2025, agents from the FBI and ATF performed a house search order on WaggerSResidence in Albuquerque without incidents. Inside, researchers have discovered substantial evidence that connected him with both arson attacks, including:
A white cardboard box with eight assembled suspicious fire tracks.
Blue polystyrene eggs consistent with the polystyrene material that is found in the improvised Napalm that is used in the Tesla fire.
Materials for the production of extra Branse devices and missing liquids that are consistent with the gasoline used in both fire scenes.
A pot with a green lid in Gingham style similar to a found at the RPNM Fire scene, marked along with different pots with handwritten capital letters “I” or “H”, similar to markers on lids found from both arson.
Black and red spray paint that corresponds to the graffiti that is used at both crimes.
A stencil with the expression “ice cream = kkk” consistent with graffiti found in the RPNM Fire scene.
Stencil found in the Wagner home.
WaggerThe white Hyundai -accent was found in his garage during the search. Researchers noticed changes that were consistent with efforts to prevent identification while committing crimes.
“Today’s charges show that there is no place in our society for politics or ideologically motivated acts of violence and extremism,” said acting American lawyer Holland S. Kastrin. “We are grateful for the tireless and exceptional work of our law enforcement partners to identify the alleged perpetrator of these unacceptable criminal actions and to commit to prosecuting this case for the full extent of the law.”
“The work of our ATF special agents and certified fire researchers in this case was nothing less than spectacular,” says Brendan Iber, special agent responsible for the Phoenix Field Division of the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firewarms and Explosives. “Working for hours with our federal partners, we were able to collect essential evidence about the suspects who set fire to the Tesla dealer and the headquarters of the Republican Party of New Mexico.
“This arrest sends a clear message: those who terrorize our community through arson will not escape justice,” said Raul Bujanda, special agent responsible for the FBI Albuquerque Field Office. “This confirms our dedication to keep criminals responsible, and we will continue to collaborate with our national, local and federal partners to keep our communities safe.”
Wagger is accused of two counts of malignant damage or destruction of ownership by fire or explosives and will remain in custody pending a detention hearing that is planned for Wednesday 16 April 2025. If convicted of the current charges,Wagger Together between the five -five -year prison sentence over each count.
Acting American lawyer Holland S. Kastrin, Brendan Iber, special agent responsible for the Phoenix Field Division of the Bureau for Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives and Raul Bujanda, Special Agent responsible for the Federal Bureau of Investigation’s Albuquerque Field Office, has announced the announcement today.
The agency for alcohol, tobacco, firearms and explosives and the Albuquerque Field Office of the Federal Bureau of Investigation jointly investigated this case with the help of the Albuquerque Police Department and the New Mexico Department of Justice.
Numerous additional agencies responded to the arson scenes or otherwise provided valuable help, including the police of Santa Ana Pueblo, the fire brigade of Sandoval County, the New Mexico State Fire Marshalls Office, Albuquerque Fire Rescue Investation Service and Homeland Security. Assistant American lawyers Maria Elena Stiteler and Nicholas Mote prosecute the case.
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