Walz Employee Follows Governor’s Lead, Vandalizes Teslas

Just weeks after far-left Minnesota Governor Tim Walz openly gloated about Tesla’s stock decline, one of his own state employees has been arrested for vandalizing multiple Tesla vehicles—causing over $20,000 in damage.

Dylan Bryan Adams, a 33-year-old fiscal policy analyst for Minnesota’s Department of Human Services, was caught on multiple Tesla Sentry Mode surveillance videos keying the luxury electric vehicles while walking his dog in Minneapolis.

The footage shows Adams aggressively dragging his keys across the doors of at least three Teslas, stripping the paint and leaving deep gashes. Police identified him in part because the same dog appears in all three videos—proving that even criminals can’t escape Big Tech’s watchful eye.

This arrest comes just weeks after Governor Walz—a radical progressive with a history of anti-business rhetoric—mocked Tesla’s stock drop during a public speaking event.

“Some of you know this. On the iPhone, they’ve got that little stock app. I added Tesla to it to give me a little boost during the day—$225 and dropping,” Walz smugly bragged last month.

He even joked that Tesla owners could “take dental floss and pull the Tesla thing off”—a remark he later tried to dismiss as “just a joke” after facing backlash.

Now, with one of his own government employees facing charges for targeting Tesla owners, Walz’s office is scrambling to distance itself, claiming Adams is “just one of 40,000 state employees” and not a political appointee.

This isn’t an isolated incident. Radical environmentalists and far-left activists have been waging a war against Tesla, with vandalism, arson, and even homemade explosives being used to target dealerships and owners.

The FBI has formed a task force to investigate these politically motivated crimes, leading to multiple arrests—including a Las Vegas man who firebombed a Tesla lot using a homemade incendiary device.

It’s beyond ironic that the same activists who claim to care about the environment are destroying electric vehicles—the very technology they claim is needed to save the planet.

But this isn’t about environmentalism. It’s about left-wing hatred for Elon Musk, a free-speech champion who dared to buy Twitter (now X) and expose government censorship.

If a conservative had vandalized a left-favored company’s property, the media would be screaming about domestic terrorism. But because the target is Tesla—and the suspect is a government employee in a blue state—the story is being downplayed.

Governor Walz should apologize for his reckless rhetoric, and Minnesota must hold this vandal accountable. Enough is enough. The left’s violent tantrums against businesses they dislike must end now.