The man dubbed the “Tesla Road Rager”, Nathaniel Radimak, 39, is back behind bars after yet another violent incident. This time it happened in Hawaii. 

Radimak, a previously convicted serial road-rage offender from California, was arrested after allegedly assaulting a mother and her teenage daughter as the girl attempted to park her car.

The latest accusations come just months after Radimak was paroled for a string of high-profile attacks across Southern California. Video captured many of the attacks where he used a heavy pipe to beat in car windows and pummel his victims. The videos went viral.

Now, he faces new charges and a growing chorus of concern about his violent behavior and apparent disregard for the law.

Serial Tesla Road Rager Back in the Spotlight

Radimak gained national attention in 2023 when videos surfaced of him attacking drivers while behind the wheel of a Tesla. He was seen smashing windows, threatening victims, and weaving dangerously through traffic. 

Dubbed the “Tesla Road Rager” by media outlets, he was sentenced on Oct. 4, 2023, to five years in prison for his road rage assaults. After only serving 10 months he was paroled on August 28, 2024. 

But his return to the streets was short-lived. And his latest crimes took place in Hawaii.

According to MSN, Radimak allegedly confronted a 35-year-old woman and her 18-year-old daughter in Hawaii.

On May 7, he attacked the mother during a parking lesson and sent her to the hospital with head and neck injuries.

“She was teaching her daughter how to park, and this man came out of nowhere and assaulted her,” said a witness. “It was terrifying.”

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Assault in Custody: Inmates Retaliate Behind Bars

Following his arrest, Radimak was booked into the Oahu Community Correctional Center. But his time things quickly turned violent.

According to The New York Post, fellow inmates reportedly attacked Radimak, leaving him severely beaten and in need of medical treatment.

“It was only a matter of time,” one inmate told authorities. “He got what he gave.”

The Mercury News reports that jail officials are now considering placing Radimak in protective custody due to the severity of the attack.

Fears of Another Release

Many are concerned Radimak could once again find his way back to the streets.

One of his California victims told KITV, “I’m terrified he’ll be released, again. He’s dangerous, unpredictable, and has no remorse.”

Law enforcement officials have echoed those concerns, urging the justice system to take a firmer stance. His case has now reignited debates about parole policies and how repeat violent offenders are handled across state lines.