U.S. Attorney General Pam Bondi is taking action against the recent wave of vandalism targeting Tesla vehicles, dealerships, and charging stations. Bondi has announced an investigation into these incidents and promised strong legal consequences for those involved.

“These acts are focused on Tesla dealerships and charging stations, and they are damaging cars. I have directed a full investigation into how this is being funded and who is behind these attacks,” Bondi explained during her appearance on Mornings with Maria on Friday.

Bondi made it clear that authorities are actively pursuing the individuals involved in these criminal activities.

Tesla’s cars and infrastructure have become targets for protesters and vandals across the country. The unrest stems from the involvement of Tesla CEO Elon Musk in the Trump administrations Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE), a program aimed at reducing wasteful government spending and fraud.

On Saturday, protests against Musk and DOGE took place outside Tesla dealerships, including one in Decatur, Georgia, according to The Associated Press. Earlier this week, a Tesla dealership near Portland, Oregon, was hit by gunfire, damaging multiple cars and shattering windows. In Massachusetts, several Tesla charging stations were set on fire, while peaceful protests were also held at Tesla locations in Michigan and New York City.

Musk, who heads Tesla and is also a figurehead for DOGE, has accused left-wing billionaire George Soros, Democratic donor Reid Hoffman, and others of funding these protests and acts of vandalism.

“We already have someone in custody for attacking a dealership, including throwing a Molotov cocktail. They could face up to 20 years in prison,” Bondi revealed. “If you’re involved in vandalizing a Tesla or any Tesla property, we will find you and hold you accountable.”

Bondi also warned that authorities will investigate not just the individuals directly involved in the vandalism but also those who may be financially supporting these actions. “If you’re funding this, we’re coming for you,” she added.

Tesla, meanwhile, has been facing additional challenges. The company’s stock price has dropped 32% in the last month. However, Tesla’s valuation saw a minor increase following President Donald Trump’s announcement that he would purchase a Tesla during a public appearance at the White House.

Tesla vehicles have also become targets for anti-Musk sentiment, with some car owners displaying bumper stickers that read, “I bought this before we knew Elon was crazy,” and others using red cancel symbols with Musk’s name inside them.

Bondi’s investigation into Tesla vandalism underscores the serious legal implications for those involved in these criminal acts.