Deranged Stalker Seizes Control of Woman's Tesla Software to Terrorize Her While Driving
Enrico Pucci was sentenced to two years after using Tesla app controls to stalk and harass his former partner, police said.
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Disunited, either, but still connected to the same Tesla. In Sydney, Australia, a man was convicted after using the application of the vehicle to harass his ex-partner by changing the settings remotely.
Wednesday 9 September, Enrico Pucci, 50 years old, was sentenced by the Sydney court to two years and three months in prison for taking remote control of his former partner's vehicle in November 2025. Recognized...
In Sydney, a woman sees her Tesla deregulating alone for six days, while her 50-year-old ex-companion acts at a distance. Behind this digital harassment hides an unprecedented operating procedure that questions the safety of connected cars.
In Australia, a 50-year-old man was sentenced to two years and three months in prison for acts of violence and harassment against his ex-partner, including taking control of his Tesla car to remotely manage the temperature and speed of the vehicle.
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