Elon Musk blamed the incident on an account tracking his private jet but the LAPD has yet to establish a connection, The Washington Post reported. | BISouthAfrica
"Legal action is being taken against Sweeney & organizations who supported harm to my family," Musk wrote.
The Post identified the man in the video Musk shared on Twitter as Brandon Collado, an Uber Eats driver who was aware that Grimes, Musk's former girlfriend and mother of two of his kids — real name Claire Elise Boucher — lived nearby the gas station where the incident occurred. Collado rented the vehicle he was in, the Post reported.
Collado told the Post that he arrived at the gas station while making deliveries and to visit a friend. In videos obtained by the Post from Collado himself, Collado can be seen walking in front of a car driven by Musk's security guard. There is no information to confirm whether or not Musk's son was in the car, the Post reported.
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