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The WSJ article doesn't claim that Tesla received a subpoena. It's former employees who received subpoenas.
by _Microft 8y ago
The WSJ article doesn't claim that Tesla received a subpoena. It's former employees who received subpoenas.
- bob_theslob646 8y ago>But it hasn’t been previously reported that the Justice Department is focusing on Tesla’s Model 3 production issues dating to early last year and that the criminal securities-fraud probe is intensifying. Does that not imply that the "Justice Department is focusing on Tesla’s Model 3 production issues." Why else would Tesla release a statement?