The driver, who was convicted of alleged crimes against a driver who drove in Southern California, was arrested for a similar attack in Hawaii.
The Honolulu Police Department said Nathaniel Radimak, 39, was charged after attacking an 18-year-old girl and her 35-year-old mother on May 7.
Police said the teenager was parking the vehicle in the city center when she saw a gray Tesla crossing over.
Police said she and the Tesla driver "exchanged words" and beat the two before leaving Tesla before taking off. The suspicious vehicle is an Oregon licensed 2022 Gray Tesla.
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Nathaniel Walter Radimak, 39, was convicted of assaulting several female drivers on a Southern California road. (Fox 11 Los Angeles)
Honolulu police said they found and arrested Radimak in the Waikiki area the next day.
Radimak served less than a year after his conviction, a move that angered his victims. He was sentenced in September 2023 after a violent attack. he Enfessed Attacks, vandalism, abuse of the elderly and criminal threats.
He is known for driving Tesla and attacking the victim's cars with tubes, mainly women.
Authorities say
Police sign on the shirt of a Honolulu policeman in November 2023.
The California Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation told Fox News that Radmark received a 424-day credit while waiting for the sentence. He is also eligible for the opportunity to win credit with good conduct when incarcerated.
"Radimak was released on August 28, 2024 under parole supervision in Los Angeles County, which is the full judgment defined by the law," the CDCR statement said.
Police say Nathaniel Walter Radimak is known for driving Tesla during the attack on his victims. (California Highway Patrol)
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Radimak was charged with unauthorized entry into a motor vehicle on bail in Hawaii and was charged with two counts of assault on his third degree. Police said he was also arrested for "no guaranteed parole warrant."
Louis Casiano of Fox News Digital and the Associated Press contributed to the report.