Orange County police search for spray paint vandal who allegedly tagged 13 Teslas - KTLA

What the report says
KTLA Los Angeles reports that police in Irvine, California, are looking for a man suspected of spray-painting multiple Tesla vehicles. According to the outlet’s available summary, the Irvine Police Department said the suspect is believed to be responsible for vandalizing at least 13 Teslas during the week of the report.
The department reportedly released video on Monday showing a person damaging a Tesla with spray paint inside a parking garage near Michelson Drive and Carlson Avenue in Irvine. The exact time of the incident, the wording or symbols painted, and whether all 13 vehicles were damaged at the same location were not available in the supplied article text.
The case matters because it involves a pattern of property damage tied to a specific vehicle brand, prompting a public search for a suspect and likely requests for community assistance. Vandalism cases can carry significant repair costs for vehicle owners, especially when paint or body work is required, though KTLA’s supplied snippet did not provide a damage estimate.
Based on the KTLA summary, police have characterized the incidents as vandalism and are seeking to identify the person shown in the released footage. No arrest, suspect name, motive, or court filing was included in the available source material. Further details would depend on updates from Irvine police or the full KTLA report.
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