'Tesla Road Rage Guy' Arrested Again in Hawaii After Parole

Nathaniel Walter Radimak, already infamous as the "Tesla road rage guy," faces new charges in Hawaii after allegedly assaulting a woman and her daughter in a road rage incident. Radimak was on parole after serving a portion of his five-year sentence for similar attacks in Southern California, where he used a metal pipe to assault multiple victims.

The recent incident occurred on May 7 when Radimak, driving a gray Tesla, allegedly sped past an 18-year-old woman and her mother who were parking their car. After an exchange of words, Radimak reportedly exited his vehicle and assaulted both women before fleeing the scene. The mother, Diane Ung, recounted the event, stating that her daughter simply asked Radimak to slow down. Surveillance video captured Radimak making a U-turn and yelling at the 18-year-old, whose baby was asleep in the car. Ung alleges that Radimak demanded her daughter repeat herself before reaching into the car and punching her.

Radimak's history of violence dates back to 2022-2023 when he attacked about a dozen drivers in Los Angeles County. These attacks often involved Radimak using a metal pipe to bash victims' cars. In one instance captured on video in Glendale, Calif., Radimak stopped his car in traffic, exited, and struck another car with a pipe.

His early release from prison and subsequent arrest in Hawaii have sparked outrage and concern. Gloria Allred, representing several of Radimak's Los Angeles victims, has suggested that he could be extradited to California for violating his parole. This incident underscores the difficulties in predicting and preventing repeat offenses, particularly in cases involving violent behavior.

Nathaniel Walter Radimak is a man known as the "Tesla road rage guy" who has a history of violent road rage incidents in California and Hawaii.

He is accused of assaulting a woman and her 18-year-old daughter after a road rage incident.

Yes, he was on parole after being released from prison for similar attacks in California.

He attacked about a dozen drivers in Los Angeles County between 2022 and 2023, often using a metal pipe.

He was sentenced to five years in prison in September 2023 after pleading guilty to assault, vandalism, elder abuse, and criminal threats, but was released after less than a year.

He could face new charges in Hawaii and may be extradited to California for violating his parole.

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