Serial Tesla road-rager Nathaniel Radimak beaten to a bloody pulp in prison after he’s arrested for attacking mom, teen learning how to park
A notorious road rage driver, Nathaniel Radimak, met his match when he was brutally beaten by fellow inmates at Halawa Correctional Facility in Hawaii. The incident occurred on Monday at around 4:25 p.m., leaving Radimak with injuries to his face and torso. He was promptly taken to the Queen’s Medical Center for treatment.
Radimak’s assault came shortly after his arrest for assaulting a teen driver and her mother in downtown Honolulu. The incident occurred when Radimak, driving a Tesla, sped past the 18-year-old driver as she was parking her car. The teenager confronted Radimak, telling him to slow down, which led to a heated argument with her mother as well.
During the altercation, Radimak allegedly struck both the mother and daughter before fleeing the scene. The mother, Diane Ung, recounted the terrifying experience, stating that Radimak drove recklessly and aggressively before physically assaulting them.
Radimak’s violent behavior is not new. He gained notoriety as the “Tesla Road Rage Driver” for his aggressive actions on California highways. In one viral video, he was seen attacking another vehicle with a pipe, while in another incident, he harassed and followed a woman in Los Angeles.
Following his arrest in California, Radimak was sentenced to five years in prison but was released on parole after serving only 10 months. The parole board cited time served and good behavior as reasons for his early release.
Despite his release, Radimak’s violent tendencies resurfaced in Hawaii, leading to his assault by fellow inmates. The Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation is investigating the incident, while Radimak remains hospitalized for his injuries.
Radimak’s story serves as a cautionary tale of the consequences of road rage and aggressive behavior. It also highlights the need for rehabilitation and accountability in addressing violent offenders like Radimak.
