Woman caught keying a Tesla by the vehicle's nine on-board cameras

A Colorado woman was caught on video keying a Tesla Model 3 car in a school parking lot, failing to realize that the vehicle’s motion capturing cameras were filming her the entire time. A Colorado woman was caught on video keying Alan Tweedie's Tesla Model 3 in a school parking lot on Saturday, unaware she was being filmed by the vehicle's nine on-board cameras. Tweedie pictured above with his 2018 model car When he pulled up footage from his 2018 model car's nine motion-detecting cameras located in strategic places, he was shocked to see a woman walking close to the side of his vehicle with a key in her fist The middle aged woman wearing a yellow T-shirt and plaid shirt walked suspiciously close to the vehicle with something in her hand Upon a closer look it appeared to be a key that she deliberately pointed towards his car Tweedie says he doesn't know the woman, but believes the attack was deliberate When he pulled up footage from his 2018 model car's nine motion-detecting cameras located in strategic places, he was shocked to see a woman walking suspiciously close to the side of his vehicle with a key in her fist. Scratches were visible on the rear of the vehicle and near the license plate A massive long scratch was also visible running along the side of the car to the driver's door Little did the woman realize she was being filmed by the smart car's nine on-board motion-detecting cameras He filed a report with police but continued to investigate on his own.