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A New York man who, according to the reports, caught another man drawing a swastika in his cyber -raised in front of a reporter and photographer of the New York Post who documented that the arrest was surprised to know that the suspect, like him, was Jewish.
The suspect, identified as Michael Lewis, 42, was arrested under suspicion of aggravated harassment and then released, according to his lawyer, Mark Luccalli.
Cybertruck’s owner, Avi Ben Hamo, allegedly saw Lewis Double Park Your sub -lcarrying two car seats on the back and draws the symbol of the driver’s side door.
Michael Lewis, 42, was accused of drawing a hate symbol in a cybertruck in New York City. (JC RICE)
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“I feel burning inside,” Ben Hamo told the post.
Lewis returned to his car and tried to accelerate before being confronted by Hamo, who blocked the dramatic exit.
“What are you doing?” Hamo is seen in video asking Lewis.
When Hamo called the police, Lewis ran out, leaving his car in the bike lane, the post reported.
Michael Lewis, 42, was accused of drawing a hate symbol in a cyber city of New York City. (JC RICE)
When Lewis returned later to obtain his car, which was abandoned in Washington Avenue in Prospect Heights, he was received by four police officers, along with a reporter and post photographer.
He was handcuffed and arrested under suspicion, according to the report.
Luccaelli told Fox News’ Digital on Sunday that the symbol traced in the dust on Cybertruck and that the vehicle was not harmed.
“Our client, who is also Jewish, deeply regrets touching the other man’s car and using a hate symbol in the message,” Luccalli. “I was dealing with a lot of personal problems at that time and the action was out of place. As for the criminal case, it was released from custody without any charge because no damage was damaged and no crime was committed.”
Michael Lewis, 42, was accused of drawing a hate symbol in a cyber city of New York City. (JC RICE)
Teslas, Tesla concessionaires and cargo stations throughout the country have been attacked by liberals Angry with the company’s founder, Elon Musk, for working with President Donald Trump. But Hamo said he could not understand someone who used the Nazi symbol to make his point, especially someone who shares his faith.
“People who hate Elon Musk is one thing, but doing something like this is the next level,” Hamo told the post after the incident. “I’m speechless. That’s wrong … I don’t understand how someone thinks because I bought a car, they give them authorization to do this.”
Michael Lewis, 42, was accused of drawing a hate symbol in a cyber city of New York City. (JC RICE)
The participation of Musk with the Efficiency Department of the Trump Administration Government (Doge), which has the task of reducing unnecessary government expenditure, has been criticized by the leftists since its creation in January.
A Oregon Tesla concessionaire He was shot this month, damaging several cars and destroying windows. A second Oregon Tesla concessionaire was damaged after a man threw Molotov cocktails into the business.
In MassachusettsSeveral Tesla load stations were burned.
This image shows a Tesla Cybertruck after it exploded on fire outside the Trump International Hotel Las Vegas, killing the driver and wounding another seven, on January 1, 2025. (News/Shuttersock)
The events come in the middle of a series of apparent protests against Musk and Doge.
Indivisible, an organization founded by former Democratic employees of Congress, previously urged liberals to protest Musk’s actions, providing a “tool kit” with recommendations on how to “take the fight to Elon.”
The manual provides steps to plan and execute demonstrations in the concessionaires of Tesla, exhibition rooms and factories.
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Musk and Doge could not be contacted to comment.
