He burned Google cars because he was watching him

0 Raul Murillo Diaz, 30, of Oakland, California, pleaded guilty on κατά των κεντρικών γραφείων της Google στο Mountain View αλλά και για άλλες δύο επιθέσεις εναντίον δύο αυτό-οδηγούμενων οχημάτων της εταιρείας σε δύο διαφορετικά περιστατικά.google car

Police arrested Diaz on June 30 when they stopped him near Google's headquarters. Police officers discovered a firearm in a common view (.22 caliber) as well as a cylindrical object with cables indicating it was a tube bomb.

The anti-terrorist men later announced that the bomb was not functional.

The Mountain View Police Department also blames Diaz for the 19 incident in May when a masked man dropped two bottles of Blue Moon filled with petrol in a Mountain View car park owned by Google's headquarters at Salado Drive.

Surveillance video shows the attacker at 22:52 p.m. throwing a broken bottle on the ground near , and another which landed on the hood of the car, but did not break. The perpetrator picked up the second bottle and smashed it on the ground, on the right side of the back seat of the car.

The car later burst into flames.

Diaz also admitted a second incident on June 4, about 22: 30, when a masked man threw a few bullets on the windows of Google's offices on Garcia Avenue. The shots show that they broke glass but no one was injured.

On 10 June, about 1: 54, Google also complained to the police that a masked firefighter was firing on a self-guided vehicle in the company building on Alta Avenue.

The video shows the suspect spraying the car with one and then set it on fire. The car was completely destroyed.

Diaz told police he felt he was being tracked by Google and that he was collecting data about him.

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