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Shocking moment when a man is caught on camera CLOSE the door of a bright pink Tesla as he casually walks down the street
- A man was filmed on Sunday tinkering with a pink Tesla on a quiet Brisbane street
- The man is seen walking towards the parked vehicle and reportedly scratching it
- He was seen approaching the vehicle as he walked past it with a woman
- Police said officers are investigating reports of intentional damage in the area
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A man was caught on camera testing a pink Tesla as he walked past cars on the side of a street.
The vision, captured by a camera near the side mirror of the car, shows the man with a woman walking down a street in Bowen Hills, Brisbane on Sunday.
The pair were seen on the path to the car, before the alleged vandal looks behind him and heads straight for the Tesla.
The man holds a large key against the side of the car and pulls it through the paint of the bright pink Tesla (photo)
The images on social media show the aftermath of the scratch with the car’s paint scraped through (pictured)
He holds a large key to the side of the car and runs it through the paint as he walks by in the unprovoked attack.
Footage from Nine news shows the aftermath of the scratch with the car’s paint scraped through.
Online commentators on the post mostly joked about the Tesla while offering advice on how to repair the damage.
“Funny stupid to tinker a car with 360 cameras,” said one commenter.
“The battery will fix it,” said another.
“I’m sure the Tesla owner can afford the repairs,” one joked.
“Some scratches can be removed by wet sanding and polishing, but I see the clear coat has been scraped off,” wrote another.
“This will have to be repainted.”
Queensland Police told Daily Mail Australia that officers were investigating an incident of intentional damage in Gregory Terrace in Bowen Hills on Sunday afternoon.
“Anyone with information is asked to come forward,” the statement read.
Queensland Police told Daily Mail Australia officers are investigating an incident of intentional damage at Gregory Terrace in Bowen Hills (pictured)