The man who encountered Musk's security was found by the Washington Post.
Brandon said that Musk knew where he was at all times.
He thought that Musk's former partner was trying to talk to him.
According to The Washington Post, the man who confronted the car carrying Musk's son was an employee of the ride-sharing service, who thought he was connected to the billionaire's ex- girlfriend.
Musk posted a video that showed one of his security guards moving towards a man in a vehicle and filming his license plate. Musk said the man in the car jumped onto the hood of the car carrying his son.
The events are not shown in the video.
Musk wrote that the car carrying X was followed by a stalker who blocked the car from moving.
—Elon Musk (@elonmusk) December 15, 2022
At the same time, Musk began speaking out against people like Jack Sweeney, who runs multiple private jet tracker accounts. Private jets that belong to celebrities are followed by the accounts.
Some of the people who were blocked said they never shared Musk's information, while some of the people who were suspended said they never shared Musk's information. Musk compared the posts to sharing coordinates.
Legal action is being taken against organizations that supported harm to my family.
The incident occurred at a gas station in South Pasadena on Tuesday evening, 23 hours after the ElonJet account posted Musk's location at Los Angeles International Airport. The incident took place 26 miles away from the airport.
The vehicle he was in was rented.
According to the Post, Collado claimed that Musk was controlling the company and that he was able to prevent him from getting orders from the company. After the incident, Musk was accused of "stalking" his family by accusing him of being a stalker, according to the Post.
He arrived at the gas station while making deliveries and visiting a friend. In videos obtained by the Post, Collado can be seen walking in front of a car that Musk's security guard drove. There is no information to confirm if Musk's son was in the car.
The manager of the gas station told the Post that the police department responded to the incident. Multiple outlets have reported that the Los Angeles Police Department wrote in a statement that Musk hasn't filed a police report.
According to the Post, theLAPD's unit is looking into whether or not Collado is a suspect in the stalking case.
Madero said that although his unit has not been able to prove it, it could be a possibility.
They did not reply to Insider's request for comment.
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