Law enforcement in South Pasadena, California, released conflicting information on Tuesday about Elon Musk’s Claims that a “crazy stalker” spied on a car carrying his son last week. The billionaire claims this person has “blocked” [the] Magnetic car move & climb [the] hood,” and he used the alleged incident as justification for banning one The Twitter account that followed his private jet. Musk further announced that he would be taking legal action against the 20-year-old college student who ran it.
In a press release Tuesday, the South Pasadena Police Department outlined another set of facts, initially stating that “detectives do not believe that Mr. face the confrontation.” Shortly after, the department issued an updated press release, which simply stated that Musk was present in the confrontation; A city official told The Daily Beast that investigators are still trying to confirm additional details.
According to the press release, on December 13, an officer arrived at the scene on Mission Street following a reported “deadly weapon attack involving a vehicle”.
Upon arrival, the “victim”—a 29-year-old man from Connecticut—explained that he had gotten off the highway and “stopped to use his phone in the parking lot” when “another vehicle rushed in front of him, blocking his way. road.”
At the time, the victim alleges, “the driver of the vehicle got out of the vehicle and approached the victim, accusing him of following him on the highway… As the suspect left the parking lot, he used his vehicle to hit the victim.”
The press release said authorities later learned that “the alleged suspect in connection with this case is believed to be a member of Elon Musk’s security team.”
Officials said they are continuing to examine evidence related to the incident and are seeking to reach “Musk and his security team for testimony.”
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