A woman was accused of causing thousands in damages for vandalizing a Tesla, and according to Police Chief Booker Hodges, “the suspect in this case may have been a victim.” And by that he means “in terms of the rhetoric that is being spewed out here by some of those in leadership."

So, in other words, she does not like President Trump because he hurt her feelings, and that is what makes her a possible “victim” as well as a suspect.

But what was even the point of that statement? To essentially cast the blame on the federal government rather than the ones actually committing the crime? That is unclear but the level of contradiction this man made in two minutes is astonishing.

Last month, a 27-year-old woman decided the most logical, rational, and moral thing to do when she saw a Tesla parked outside was to key it, causing over $3,000 in damages. It does not appear that she knew who the owner was or why she believed this would somehow send a message to Elon Musk, but she has no one to blame but herself. Fortunately, for the actual victim, he "has already been made whole” in terms of the debt owed. Nonetheless, the fact that the chief thought it was best to play both sides by asking the public to “get along” is deeply pathetic and foolish.

There is only one side vandalizing Tesla, despite it actually affecting both sides. It’s not even clear if the owner voted for Trump, as many Kamala supporters only own Teslas. These sorts of cars were never seen as political until the left decided to turn Musk into Hitler, but this sort of “rhetoric” coming from the police chief does no one favors.

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