Nathaniel Walter Radimak, known as the 'Tesla road-rage driver,' was sentenced to five years in prison for a series of violent road rage incidents in Southern California, including assaulting drivers with a metal pipe and threatening seniors. Despite his lengthy criminal history and having served 424 days in jail, Radimak could be released as early as August 2024 due to pre-sentence credits and good behavior. He was held at the Sierra Conservation Center and has been involved in multiple violent incidents since 2020. Prosecutors had charged him with numerous felonies, including assault, criminal threats, vandalism, and elder abuse. Los Angeles County Dist. Atty. George Gascón emphasized the danger Radimak posed to motorists, yet the California Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation has listed his earliest eligible parole date as subject to change.