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Details on TikTok star’s arrest after spraying Walmart items with chemicals
Charles Smith, also known as Wolfie Kahleti, filmed himself in a now-deleted video wearing a black hoodie and pink bandana while spraying toxic chemicals all over Walmart items at a store southeast of Phoenix, according to the New YorkPost. While filming, he sprayed chemicals on a bunch of produce, including bananas, apples, lemons, oranges, and even some plastic-wrapped roast chicken. After spraying the items, Kahletti filmed himself throwing them into a cart and disposing of them.
Police said Khaletti intentionally entered Walmart with the plan to film the prank for his TikTok account. Additionally, authorities said ABC7Chicago that Wolfie Kahletti caused nearly $1,000 in product damage.
fox10 claims Khaletti faces felony charges of introducing poison and three misdemeanors: criminal mischief, endangerment and theft. He voluntarily surrendered to the police on December 21.
Social networks weigh
Social media users wasted no time reacting to Wolfie Kahletti’s video and details of the arrest in The Shade Room comments section.. See some of their thoughts below.
Instagram user @dominiquedaniell3 wrote, “👏👏👏 yes, surely we have to lock him up.”
Instagram user @j_boy_qb wrote, “People will do anything for views and likes… smh…”
While Instagram user @tubelo_period wrote, “TOAnd that is why TikTok is being banned.”
Then Instagram user @jodeeescobar wrote, “This era of influence chasing has to end. “It grows a lot.”
Another Instagram user @bodyby_z wrote, “The way this young generation strives for likes is really crazy to me.”
Instagram user @dhatboi_nes wrote, “Good ! Always doing unnecessary shii to have influence.”
While another Instagram user @daronthechef wrote, “This is simply unnecessary…”
Finally, Instagram user @ronnebrown wrote, “Lock him up and the farmers too! I’m sick of nonsense!
Walmart speaks out after Wolfie Kahletti video goes viral
After Wolfie Kahletti’s video went viral, a spokesperson responded to the incident. A Walmart spokesperson told the New York Post that they removed the affected products and cleaned the store. The New York Post reports that a conviction for consumer product tampering could cost suspects between 5 and 20 years in prison.
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