🚨 Prank Gone Wrong: Arizona Man Arrested for Spraying Food with Insect Killer

🚨 Prank Gone Wrong: Arizona Man Arrested for Spraying Food with Insect Killer

• Disgusting Prank: 27-year-old Charles Smith, known as Wolfie Kahletti, was arrested after posting a video of himself spraying food with insect killer at a Walmart in Mesa, Arizona. The prank, meant for social media attention, has sparked outrage and concern for public safety.

• Legal Fallout: Smith now faces serious charges, including a felony and three misdemeanors. His actions are being condemned as reckless and potentially harmful to the public, as he intentionally contaminated food products in a public store.

• Public Outcry: This stunt has led to calls for harsher penalties for people who use social media for dangerous pranks that jeopardize public health and safety. People are demanding accountability for such irresponsible behavior.

Shred’s Take: Social media stunts like this are a ticking time bomb. Pranks that put people’s health at risk aren’t funny, they’re criminal. Smith should face severe consequences for his actions, and it’s time we stop tolerating these “pranks” that endanger the public.