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Details on TikTok star’s arrest after spraying chemicals on Walmart items
Charles Smith, aka Wolfie Kahleti, filmed himself in a now-deleted video wearing a black hoodie and pink bandana while spraying toxic chemicals over Walmart items at a store southeast of Phoenix, according to the New York Post. During the recording, he doused a variety of foods with chemicals, including bananas, apples, lemons, oranges and even some plastic-wrapped rotisserie chickens. After spraying the items, Kahletti filmed himself throwing them into a cart and throwing them away.
Police said Khaletti intentionally entered Walmart with the intention of filming the prank for his TikTok account. In addition, the authorities announced ABC7Chicago that Wolfie Kahletti caused nearly $1,000 worth of damage to the products.
Fox10 states that Khaletti is charged with introducing poison and three misdemeanors: criminal damage, endangerment and theft. On December 21st he voluntarily turned himself in to the police.
Social media weighs
Social media users wasted no time in reacting to Wolfie Kahletti’s video and arrest details The Shade Room’s comments section. Check out some of their thoughts below.
Instagram user @dominiquedaniell3 wrote: “👏👏👏 Yes, he definitely needs to be locked up.”
Instagram user @j_boy_qb wrote: “People will do anything for views and likes… psmh…”
While Instagram users @tubelo_period wrote: “AAnd that’s why TikTok is being banned.”
Then Instagram user @jodeeescobar wrote: “This era of striving for power must end. Grow the fuck up.”
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 shit to gain 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 tired of this nonsense!”
Walmart speaks out after Wolfie Kahletti video goes viral
After Wolfie Kahletti’s video went viral, a spokesperson responded to the incident. The Walmart spokesperson told the New York Post that the affected products were removed and the store was cleaned. The New York Post reports that a conviction for tampering with consumer products could bring the suspects between five and 20 years in prison.
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