TikTok prankster Charles Smith a.k.a. Wolfie Kahletti posted video to his social media of himself picking up a bottle of bug spray and using it to spray various food items in a Mesa, Arizona Walmart.

Charles Smith, 27, told investigators he earns between $6,000 and $10,000 a month by posting prank videos on social media, according to court records.

A TikTok user was indicted for spraying pesticide on food in a Mesa Walmart, facing multiple charges including endangerment and adding poison to food.

An Arizona TikToker has been indicted for an incident where he allegedly sprayed pesticide on grocery products at an East Valley retailer, according to the Maricopa County Attorney's Office.

TikToker Charles Smith, also known as Wolfie Kahletti, has been indicted on a series of charges after police say he filmed himself spraying bug spray on produce inside of a grocery store.

Prosecutors in Maricopa County say a TikToker has been indicted for allegedly spraying pesticide on grocery items at a big box retailer in the East Valley.

TikTok star Charles Smith, who goes by the username Wolfie Kahletti, has been indicted on felony and misdemeanor charges after he was arrested for spraying food with pesticide

Charles Smith was arrested last month after he allegedly posted and then deleted a controversial video of himself spraying bug killer on food.