LA's Tesla road rager gets 7 years after taking his act to Hawaii
Nathan Radimak, a notorious road rager from Los Angeles, has been sentenced to seven years in Hawaii for similar violent behavior while on parole. His actions, which included unauthorized entry into a vehicle and assault, have raised concerns about his mental health issues. Despite his defense citing undiagnosed conditions, the court emphasized a pattern of repeat offenses.
- ▪Nathan Radimak has been sentenced to seven years in Hawaii for violent road rage incidents.
- ▪He previously pleaded not guilty to felony charges but later changed his plea to no contest.
- ▪Radimak's defense argued that his mental health issues contributed to his behavior.
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LA's Tesla road rager gets 7 years after taking his act to Hawaii Jason Weisberger 9:37 am Thu May 21, 2026 Violent road rager Nathan Radimak The baffling part isn't that he did it again; it's that he was in a position to. Nathaniel Radimak, the notorious Los Angeles Tesla road-rage attacker whose violent confrontations became viral shorthand for "how is this guy still on the road?", has been sentenced to seven years in Hawaii after allegedly doing the exact same thing again while on parole. "Based on the defendant's presentence investigation, it is evident that the type of criminal conduct in this case was in no way a one-time aberration for the defendant. Time and time again, the defendant keeps engaging in similar conduct.
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