Elon Musk and son X Æ A-12 on stage TIME Person of the Year on December 13, 2021 in New York City. (Photo by Theo Wargo/Getty Images for TIME)

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UPDATED 4:39 PM PT – Thursday, December 15, 2022

A stalker has scaled Elon Musk’s car that was driving his 2-year-old son X.

The deranged stalker targeted Musk’s vehicle, thinking that the billionaire was inside. In response to this incident, the SpaceX and Tesla CEO announced his plans to take legal action against ElonJet creator Jack Sweeney as well as against other organizations. Musk claimed that they “supported harm to [his] family.”

Musk announced that accounts on Twitter will be suspended if they publish “real-time location info,” otherwise known as doxxing, to protect user safety. However, if it is not a real-time update, then it is not a physical safety violation that would endanger others.

A month prior to this incident, the Twitter CEO said that he would not ban ElonJet even though the account was sharing his real-time jet location. After the stalker incident, Sweeney’s Twitterbot and personal accounts have been suspended.

Musk is currently taking action to protect himself and his family’s safety, as well as other the safety of users on the platform.

Musk has called on fans and supporters alike to help him “recognize” the person or car. This has received backlash for violating Twitter’s platform’s. On Twitter’s Help Center, it is stated that users are not allowed to post “private media, such as images or videos of private individuals, without their consent.”

Commenters also strongly feel that this post from Musk is now taking part in doxxing. A topic he has spoken about.

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A police officer wearing a face mask patrols in his car during a protest by a few dozens of entrepreneurs in the center of Warsaw on March 31, 2020 against the insufficient governmental measures to help to reduce the negative effects of the coronavirus pandemic on the economical situation. (Photo by WOJTEK RADWANSKI/AFP via Getty Images)

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UPDATED 2:55 PM PT – Thursday, December 15, 2022

A gift that was given to Poland’s top police commander during his recent visit to Ukraine exploded at the national police headquarters in Warsaw on Wednesday.

General Jaroshaw Szymcayk met with leaders of the Ukrainian police and emergency service on Sunday and Monday. There, he received the gift. The gift itself has not been specified.

The explosion happened on Wednesday morning in a room next to General Szymcsyk’s office. The explosion caused the commander and a civilian employee to suffer what is said to be minor injuries. Szymcsyk has been in the hospital since the explosion for observation. The civilian employee on the other hand did not require hospitalization.

Poland is an ally of Ukraine and has offered it military and humanitarian support since Russia’s invasion of the country on February 24th. The country has accepted a large number of refugees from Ukraine.

The Polish Interior Ministry has asked Ukrainians to provide relevant explanations regarding the explosion.