He theoretically faces multiple 20-year sentences-- unless left-wingers on the jury practice jury nullification.
Which they probably will.
In which case, we're in a state of civil war, with left-wing citizens blessing and encouraging further violence against law-abiding citizens.
The Department of Justice (DOJ) charged a self-professed "queer scientist" linked to the firebombing of a Tesla dealership and the Republican Party of New Mexico (RPNM) headquarters in Albuquerque.
The suspect, Albuquerque resident Jamison Wagner, 40, was charged with two federal counts of malicious damage or destruction of property by fire or explosives in connection to arson attacks at the Tesla Albuquerque Showroom on Feb. 9 and the RPNM headquarters on March 30, according to a Monday DOJ press release. This comes after numerous arrests have been made in connection to attacks on Tesla facilities, with many of the alleged vandals also appearing to be queer-identifying.
Wagner is accused of spray-painting graffiti on six vehicles in red and black paint with the phrases, "Die Elon," "Tesla Nazi Inc" and "Die Tesla Nazi," along with swastika symbols. He allegedly also painted "ICE=KKK" on the RPMM building the following month, prosecutors allege.
"Let this be the final lesson to those taking part in this ongoing wave of political violence," said Attorney General Pam Bondi in the DOJ statement. "We will arrest you, we will prosecute you, and we will not negotiate. Crimes have consequences."
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Wagner appears to be a member of a group called "500 Queer Scientists," which brands itself as a "visibility campaign for LGBTQ+" scientists, the Washington Free Beacon first reported. "I am queer and I am an electrical engineer," Wagner's biography on the site reads.
Investigators linked Wagner to both incidents through crime scene evidence and surveillance footage. He will remain in custody until a detention hearing is set, the DOJ said. Wagner faces between five and 20 years in prison for each count if convicted of the current charges, prosecutors say.
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"Hurling firebombs is not political protest," said Deputy Attorney General Todd Blanche in the press release. "It is a dangerous felony that we will prosecute to the maximum extent. The impressive work by law enforcement in New Mexico sends a clear message to perpetrators of all of the shameful attacks on Tesla facilities and political establishments: we are coming for you, you can't hide, and you will do serious jail time to pay for your crimes."
The Department of Justice announced federal charges in March against three people who set fire to Tesla dealerships in Oregon, Colorado and South Carolina, and additional arrests have been made more recently. Bondi branded the "swarm of violent attacks" as "nothing short of domestic terrorism" in a statement on March 18.
The "queer scientist" does most of his research in the field of blue lipstick on an ugly dude.
The suspect accused of firebombing a Tesla showroom and a Republican Party office in New Mexico was hauled out into the street shirtless following an FBI raid early Saturday, photos obtained by The Post show.
Jamison Wagner, 40, was led away by FBI counterterrorism task force agents in a pair of shorts -- and little else.
The lipstick-wearing Wagner, listed as a member of LGBT group 500 Queer Scientists, is charged with two counts of malicious damage or destruction of property and faces up to 20 years in prison on each count.
Related: Anti-Tesla terrorists setting fire to charger stations -- which of course release toxic chemicals into the air and water -- have something in common: three out of the four of them have "she/they" pronouns.
Three of four alleged Tesla facility and charger vandals appear to identify as transgender or nonbinary. The alleged perpetrators of different Tesla properties all identify as transgender, cross dress or go by 'she/they' pronouns.
Left-wing vandals have been targeting Tesla facilities nationwide -- and even internationally -- to protest Elon Musk and the Trump administration. These attacks have attracted the attention of the Department of Justice, (DOJ). U.S. Attorney General Pam Bondi released a statement Tuesday branding the "swarm of violent attacks" as "nothing short of domestic terrorism."
Justin Thomas Nelson, 42, who goes by Lucy Grace Nelson, was charged by complaint with one count of "malicious destruction of property" in Lyons, Colo. on Jan. 29, according to the DOJ. An additional four instances in February regarding possible arson, graffiti and "incendiary devices" regarding Nelson caught the attention of the police.
Nelson was arrested Feb. 24, allegedly possessing additional incendiary devices and "materials attributed to vandalism," police told the New York Post.
Nelson lived at home due to "emotional problems," Nelson's father told the Post. "He changed his name to Lucy a few years ago."
He has several social media posts where he refers to himself as "baby," and another post shows a Nazi flag on fire, which was filed by police with an affidavit.
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Erin L. White, 27, was apprehended and charged with felony criminal damage to property and trespass, according to Fox. White allegedly vandalized a Tesla center in Illinois, leaving messages criticizing President Donald Trump and Elon Musk and advocating for "trans rights."
White has used she/they pronouns, according to her LinkedIn profile and other reports.
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Adam Matthew Lansky, 41, was formally accused of possessing Molotov cocktails while attempting to destroy Tesla property at a Salem, Ore. car dealership, according to a DOJ press release.
Social media records show Lansky allegedly went by the alias Allison Tesla on X, with the content featuring trans pornography.
Surveillance footage obtained from the dealership appeared to show him throwing the incendiary devices at the building and several vehicles, causing fires to erupt, according to the press release. The release also pointed to another surveillance video from a police car that showed Lansky allegedly discharging "multiple firearm rounds into a building and at least one vehicle."