Viral video shows man keying Tesla in Dallas as attacks on company, Elon Musk grow nationwide

Tesla vehicles and dealerships across the country are being vandalized as protests against the company’s CEO, Elon Musk, intensify. 
The FBI is now investigating attacks, including Tesla vehicles being shot at and set on fire early Tuesday morning at a repair facility in Las Vegas. In Kansas City, a fire at a Tesla dealership yesterday damaged several Cybertrucks. 
Meanwhile, individual owners are also being targeted, including Jeff Nguyen, a Dallas resident who found his car vandalized last week at Dallas-Fort Worth International Airport.
“I just bought it because it was an electric car,” Nguyen said. “This one is pretty fun to drive. It has really just nothing to do with politics or anything like that.”
Nguyen said he parked his car around 11 a.m. on Thursday, March 13, on the top floor of Terminal A. When he returned, he noticed a deep scratch along the side. His car’s built-in cameras recorded a man keying it around 4:15 p.m. the day he left.