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I hope they get a warrant to pull the video from his Tesla, or from Tesla, depending on where it lives.
The bail amount in the article is listed as $5,175,000.  Either that is typo or authority really want to make sure he stay in jail until he sees the judge. >

Says he has two other outstanding warrants, so I’m sure that’s playing a role >

Not to mention driving a Tesla.  The headline makes it clear. >

I feel like some tesla drivers might be decent people, I just haven't met one yet. >

Prius Driver vs Tesla drivers.
Both want an electric car, but the other is concerned about their image.
And sometimes the Tesla owner doesn't care about electric cars/environmental issues, it's that the name "Tesla" that adds points their personality checklist to tell people that they're personality is interesting. >

Plenty of people got Priuses for the "image" before Tesla was a thing. >

I don't know a single one, tbh. Every Prius owner I know got it for two things:
1.Really good mileage (especially in Gen 1 and 2) compared to other offerings at the time (now there are plenty of hybrids with comparative mileage, and EVs)
2. Gen 1 and 2 Priuses were overengineered to hell and back, because people weren't confident on hybrid cars and worried, and Toyota wanted them as a flagship and so they had to be ultra reliable.
Mine's an old 2009 model with a 175k on it, and it's been hands down the cheapest maintenance car I've ever had, with the fewest defects, recalls, or issues. And I've been getting 40-ish mpg, real world, the whole time I've owned it. >

I used to own a prius. I got more flack from friends than I ever received for any car I owned. 
Nobody who owned a prius around me acted smug about it. They aren’t exactly attractive cars.
We just liked the gas mileage. Gen 2 here. I was so proud when I got 62 mpg in San Francisco on the way back home from work. Only time I acted smug
…and it was to my family who also owned a Prius lol
A little too much South Park bias. >

Yeah. I live in Texas, do you know how fucking sprawled it is here? Yes, sign me up for a 40mpg in 2009. 
SUV owners were dropping 120+ bucks to fill their tank, and I'm paying 20 bucks, and we both have the same range on a single tank.
Absolutely saved me a ton of money over the 13 or so years I've had it. >

Siri not too good at calling 911 evidently. 
This guy filming stayed insanely calm props to him. >

what does it have to do with Siri? >

He asked Siri to call 911 three times and she never did it. Is it me, or have the voice assistants been getting noticeably worse over the last few years? >

Alexa has become so annoying, and Amazon just laid off a lot of people working on it. 
Especially compared to chatGPT >

That took way too long >

It really did. I was waiting for him to kill someone. Dude is unhinged. >

I'm out of the loop. Whay did he do? >

Repeatedly used his vehicle as a weapon, and punched off at least one cars side view mirror.  He was filmed on multiple days over a period of a week or more, verbally attacking people and threatening them from his car, and from on foot after getting out of his car. >

I’ve seen dudes get shot over that shit… I guess this dude lucked the fuck out? >

Reporters noted there was a tendency for the victims to be women. He picked his victims/ when to escalate, probably to avoid getting shot. IIRC one of the victims was 70+, grandmas don't often pack heat. >

That tracks for the people I’ve seen arrested for shit from Rome NY too. They usually end up with that same “Jersey Shore” style attitude too. Like they think they’re J-Wow or what not. >

He’s got issues with robbery and assault in Rome NY lol >


Officials with the California Highway Patrol identified the suspect as 36-year-old Nathaniel Walter Redimak of Los Angeles. He was arrested by CHP’s Major Crimes Unit in Torrance on Sunday.

Ponch and Baker arrested him after clearing up a 100 car pileup.