Tags: Tesla road rage, Nathaniel Radimak, Hawaii assault, gym incident, prison attack, Honolulu police, Southern California road rage New Allegation at Hawaii Gym Nathaniel Radimak, a 38-year-old Tesla driver previously convicted in a string of road rage attacks in Southern California, is now accused of throwing a punch at a woman inside a Hawaii gym. No injuries were reported and no arrest has been made yet in this latest incident. Prior Road Rage Arrest in Honolulu Just days before the gym allegation, Radimak was arrested in Honolulu for allegedly assaulting two women—a mother and daughter—during a May 7 road rage incident. The 18-year-old was parking downtown when a gray Tesla sped by and a confrontation began. Radimak reportedly exited the vehicle and physically assaulted both women before fleeing the scene. Inmate Assault After Arrest Following his May 8 arrest, Radimak was attacked by fellow inmates at Halawa Correctional Facility on May 13. Authorities say he sustained injuries to his face and torso and was treated at a local hospital. His court hearing, originally scheduled for May 15, has been postponed to May 22. Past Convictions in California Radimak previously served time for multiple road rage incidents in California, many caught on dashcam video, showing him assaulting other drivers while behind the wheel of a Tesla Model X without a rear license plate. 文章導覽 Medicaid Cuts Threaten Rural Hospital Psychiatric Care｜Mental Health Crisis, Inpatient Closures, Medicaid Funding, Spencer Hospital, Iowa Psychiatry Gavin Newsom Proposes Cuts to Immigrant Medi-Cal Benefits Amid $12B Budget Deficit | California Medicaid Immigration Policy Changes