Tesla driver seen in road-rage attacks transferred to prison to start 5-year term

A Tesla driver involved in a series of road rage incidents across Los Angeles County is now in prison.

Nathaniel Radimak was transferred to prison this week after being sentenced last month to five years behind bars. He was initially being held in county jail.

Suspect in series of SoCal road rage attacks sentenced to 5 years in prison

The man accused of carrying out a series of violent road rage attacks across Southern California was sentenced to five years in prison.

His road-rage rampage last year resulted in convictions on several felony counts including criminal threats, vandalism, assault and elder abuse.

Multiple videos were made public showing him attacking other motorists with little provocation, on several occasions using a metal pipe to batter their vehicles.

Previous reports:

• Man attacks car with pipe in road-rage incident on 2 Freeway in Glendale

• Man with metal pipe in road-rage video on SoCal freeway involved in other incidents

• More people coming forward with reports of road rage incidents involving same man across SoCal

• Suspected Tesla driver behind SoCal road-rage attacks arrested

• SoCal attacks: Suspect previously arrested for road rage and steroids