Initial bail for Tesla driver accused of SoCal road-rage attacks listed at $5.175M
The suspect has been identified as 36-year-old Nathaniel Walter Radimak. He was booked for assault with a deadly weapon and on two outstanding warrants. Initial bail was listed at $5.175 million. His car, a 2022 Tesla Model X, was seized.
CHP Press Release
On Sunday, January 29, 2023, Mr. Nathaniel Walter Radimak was arrested by the California Highway Patrol’s Southern Division Major Crimes Unit in connection with assaults he is believed to have committed on January 11, 2023, while driving a Tesla, Model X, on State Route 2 near York Blvd, in the city of Los Angeles. The assaults were captured on a dash-cam video and several leads were provided to our department by the public which led to the arrest.
Mr. Radimak was booked at the Los Angeles Police Department’s 77TH Street Regional Jail for 245 PC – Assault w/ Deadly Weapon and two outstanding warrants totaling $5,175,000.
Anyone with information on the incidents is asked to contact the California Highway Patrol Central Los Angeles Area office at 213-744-2331. After business hours, please contact the Los Angeles Traffic Management Center at (323) 259-3410.
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