Man charged with spraying bug spray on produce at Arizona Walmart, police say
MEZA, Ariz. -- A man turned himself in after police said he recorded himself spraying bug spray on food at a Walmart. Court records claim Charles Smith stole a can of Hot Shot Ultra Bed Bug and Flea Killer at an Arizona Walmart. He then sprayed it all over the produce section and rotisserie chickens.
Arizona Man Arrested for Bug Spraying Produce at Walmart as a Prank
Police arrested Charles Smith on Saturday after seeing a video of him spraying items with the product. According to police, Smith went to a Walmart in Mesa to pull pranks but changed his mind when he took a bottle of Hot Shot Ultra Bed Bug and Flea Killer and began spraying various items in the store.
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