Man charged with spraying bug spray on produce at Arizona Walmart, police say
MESA, 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.
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The Mesa Police Department says that Charles Smith, 27, was charged with criminal damager, endangerment and theft after spraying bug killer on food at a Walmart.
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