Musk’s Crazy Stalker believed that Grimes was sending him messages: Report

• The Washington PostThe man who met Elon Musk’s security guard at a Los Angeles gas station was found.
• Brandon Collado claimed Musk knew where he was at all times, and was “stalking him.” 
• He also believed that Musk’s former partner Grimes was trying communicate with him.

The man who allegedly confronted an automobile carrying Elon Musk’sAccording to Uber Eats, a son of a driver for Uber Eats believed he was connected the billionaire’s ex, Grimes. The Washington PostHowever, police claim they have not found any evidence to support the theory that the incident was caused by Musk’s private jet.

Musk tweeted a video Wednesday showing one his security guards moving toward the vehicle of a man and filming the car’s license plate. Musk claimed the man in the car had blocked and jumped onto the hood of a car carrying his son, X Æ A-Xii.

The video does not show what happened before the confrontation.

“Last night, car carrying lil X in LA was followed by crazy stalker (thinking it was me), who later blocked car from moving & climbed onto hood,” Musk wrote in a tweet.

—Elon Musk (@elonmusk) December 15, 2022

Musk also started speaking out against people like 20-year-old Jack Sweeney, who manages multiple private jet tracker account, including one that tracks Musk’s jet. The accounts use publicly accessible data to follow private jets owned by celebrities.

Twitter will be live Wednesday moved to ban such accounts and links to them on other platforms and began suspending journalists who Musk claimed “doxxed” him for posting Tweets related to his flights — although some of the people blocked said they never shared such info.Musk compared the posts sharing “assassination coordinates.”

“Legal action is being taken against Sweeney & organizations who supported harm to my family,” Musk wrote. 

According to the Post report published Sunday, the incident occurred at a gas station in South Pasadena on Tuesday evening — 23 hours after the @ElonJet account last shared Musk’s location at Los Angeles International Airport. According to the Post report, the incident occurred 26 miles from LAX.

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. The Post reported that Collado rented a vehicle he was in.

Collado claimed to the Post that Grimes was secretly communicating with him through Instagram posts. Also, Musk was able prevent Grimes from receiving Uber Eats orders. This was in contradiction to Musk’s claim that he controlled the company. The Post reported that Collado claimed Musk knew his exact location and then accused Musk of “stalking his family” in a tweet.

Collado stated to the Post that he came to the gas station while making deliveries and visiting a friend. Collado can also be seen walking in front a Musk security guard’s car in videos obtained by Collado. The Post reported that there is no information to confirm whether Musk’s son was in this car.

According to the Post, the manager of the gas station said that South Pasadena Police Department had responded to the incident. Los Angeles Police Department stated in a statement that Musk has not yet filed a police report. regarding the incident,Multiple outlets have reported. 

Marc Madero, an LAPD detective, told the Post his unit is investigating whether or not Collado is a suspect they had been investigating for stalking Boucher, and say Collado may have purposely taken steps to conceal his identity. 

Madero stated that even though his unit hasn’t been able to prove that Collado used Jet Tracking to locate Musk security guards, it might be possible.

Insider asked for comment from the SPPD, LAPD and Musk but they did not respond immediately.