His "TikTok prank" got him in REAL trouble..

Tik Tok prank man gets arrested on six felonies. What's he doing? YOU think this is like a Tik Tok thing? It is a Tik Tok thing. I clocked it immediately. Nice. Good job mopping. These idiots are going to do this for the wrong guys. Mhm. Or a guy that's having a bad day and they're going to get hurt. When a Tik Tok prank draws millions of views online, a young influencer sets out to top it with an even bigger viral hit. But after one stunt spirals into chaos and violence, the attention it brings is not the kind he had in mind. Police, come to the front door. Nothing in your hands. The following is based on official police records to date, and some of the footage has never been seen before until now. What is this? Please note that all persons charged with a crime are presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty in a court of law. On March 17th, 2025, police in Tempe, Arizona, respond to a Chipotle after the manager, Emma, reported an unusual encounter at the restaurant. What did they do? Is it in your Emma? Yeah. Can you tell me what happened? Yeah, I can show you videos. I had a customer. You think this is like a Tik Tok thing? immediately. Um, and yeah, it was just like harassing and just getting in the face and stuff. Your personal sizes have been lacking. So I'm bro pulled up with his own army of workers. So I'm here to make sure. Make sure you guys are staying in check. Get out my car. So I'm going to clean house. Go ahead and bring in the guys. Police. What is going on? No. No. You guys need to leave. You guys are back. These are my workers. These are my workers. These are my workers. You have to let get out of my store. mop. I need everyone doing a great job. All right. Now, get out my pick this up. We get the napkins over here, guys. They're touching like literally everything. The group of fake workers all appear to be dressed in Chipotle branded hats and t-shirts. Emma claims that business was disrupted by the group's behavior, some of which was captured on video by an employee and customer. And the thing is, here's the other reason too is that like if you let people do this, some of these are kind of harmless, but the problem is that you can't have a pattern of this behavior because then the harmlessness turns into harm. That's the issue. What we do, it'll escalate. Yeah. Because somebody else will want to do get and get even more viewed or even more views. Excuse me. Oh my god. touching customers. Wait, you're doing a great job. What the he should sue his ass out of existence. He's delicious. Over here, guys. I I think that the amount of Tik Tok pranks that just are distilled down into committing crimes and disrupting business and harassing people, I think that needs to be reduced massively. And I think that we need to have an additional charge. the same as we have like hate crimes. I think that we need to have an additional charge that's leveraged at people who commit crimes while they are live streaming or while they are creating some form of internet content. And I think that it should be like a multiplier in the same way that hate crimes are a multiplier. What about the Scientology speedruns? I think they should do that to them, too. The people that are the Scientologists are law-abiding citizens that think something that's really stupid. I don't think that they should have any sort of interference with their stupidity. There there's really there there's no it's very simple. You can't do that. Like that that's it. Like pickpocket videos. Well, those are people that are committing crimes. All right. Good job, sir. I appreciate that. And also there's no their business isn't doing that. They have a right to worship and peace. Yep. That's right. Even if it's stupid. Oh my. They're doing this for financial gain. Yep. You're not paying my workers. Okay. All right, everyone. We play out. We out. Man, do you want the incident documented or since they're gone? I mean, they're gone, so I guess it's fine. I don't I don't know if we need to document it or not. I mean, it's up to you. However you want to do it. I mean, there's not much to do about it, so it's fine. Police arrived. The video had already begun circulating online, and it didn't take long for Emma to locate the source. Oh, this is the Tik Tok guy. Actually, his name is This is his Tik Tok. Pen James. H. What a stupid ass name. Oh my god. What What year is this? Like 1951? H. Who the [ __ ] names their kid H? He's been going around a whole bunch of different stores. The Tik Tok account, Terra Clout, is owned by 24year-old Hame James Cobb. On both Tik Tok and Instagram, H gained a following by pranking employees at recognizable stores. So he just he's gone around. Oh, so this is how you racked up all the other felonies. Oh, that's good. Including Target, Michaels, Home Depot, and Best Buy. His Instagram reels alone have been collectively viewed over 700 million times. I'm not sure if this is the exact kid, but I was doing this at like Little Caesars. Yeah, it's the same. I think that's one of these guy's videos. According to police records, no formal report was taken on this incident. As it stood, no one was harmed or assaulted, and nothing was damaged or taken from the restaurant. Less than four months later, however, Tempe officers would once again hear the name Hames, just the way they frame it. Months later, however, Tempe officers would once again hear the name Hames. Oh no. On July 2nd, 2025, H and his group appeared at a Jiffy Lube auto shop. This time, the fake workers dawned blue jumpsuits, carried tools, and pretended to work on cars as captured on both an employes's phone and the company's security cameras. Now, now we're doing something that's pro uhoh. Uhoh. employees. Oh man, that's bad. It's a safety issue. Yeah, sure is. Everyone go. This is why you press charges the first time. Yep. According to and and this is this is what I said before, right? Remember how I said how all nuisance streamers end up dead or in jail? Like that is the the final conclusion for all nuisance streaming is because basically there is a like it it it's like a a thing where they have to continue upping the ante and doing something that's even more extreme than the last time. So eventually they'll do that and they'll hit the ceiling. They'll either annoy somebody who is a really bad actor and they'll get hurt or they'll end up getting themselves put in jail. Police records, no one was assaulted. Nothing was stolen or damaged. And if H recorded anything, it wasn't published to his social media platforms. Yeah. But he was far from finished. Another one. The next day, H's group targeted three more auto shops, including this. See? See? You either nip this in a bud or it gets a lot worse. One owned by a man named Dave who shares his fears that their actions will quickly lead to dangerous consequences if they aren't stopped. These idiots are going to do this to the wrong guys or a guy that's having a bad day and Officers learn. And by the way, when that happens, the entire world is going to be happy. Everybody is going to be so happy. It's gonna be like it's gonna be like Charlie Kirk, but instead of half of the country being happy about it, the entire country is going to be happy about it. That those concerns became a reality during the group's final prank of the day when they were dispatched to a Pet Boys after a 911 caller reported a strong armed robbery. That's the way it Have you guys seen this these two before or anything? No. Or how many were there? 15. 15 each. 10 to 15. Whatever fits in that van, it was loaded. Seriously? Yes. Wow. All right. For being prank. Cool. I will. That was scary. Though they had no working cameras, the manager's account of what happened closely mirrors a video H posted to Tik Tok showing the same prank unfolding at a different auto shop. He obviously just like in the video, the pet boy manager claims they were approached by two young men who said they were from corporate. I'm just going to be bringing in all my guys cuz you guys have been doing a really slow job. I've been getting multiple complaints. I'm from corporate. I told you. So then I'm Well, I'm calling to my guys and they're going to be working on all these cars. They're not. Get to calling them. Oh, get to calling them. All right, let's see. Here they are right here. I think this is them right here. Uh-oh. Come on. Come on. COME ON. EVERYONE. EVERYONE. COME ON. COME ON. COME ON. COME ON. EVERYONE GET TO WORK. AN EMPLOYEE of the pet boys described seeing the group pile out of the van much in the same way. It was a fulls size. The thing is that like if I was a [ __ ] teenager and even now I mean I do find this to be moderately amusing like there is the you know like the obnoxious edgy bum fights loving [ __ ] 14-year-old that would scream into the Xbox Live mic. Well, he's still inside of me. It is. It is amusing, but you just can't do it. You just can't do this, guys. You can't do it. Passenger van. Look guys, people want to misunderstand things on purpose. Like 15 people and there was a ton of them coming out. It was like a clown car just What does he scream after? Came out wrong. Fire irons. Uh tools of some sort. weapons. Uhhuh. Uh piling out the right. What would you do if you were a kid? And I was telling them, they forced their way in. Did anybody touch you with this? I would absolutely be the kind of kid that would do this with my friends. I would I would do this. And if And I'll tell you that if I The thing is like not really. Yeah. 100%. Like And uh so no, I'm I'm being honest, right? and or or like let's say I'm not doing this, I'm doing something else that's illegal too, right? I mean, and if I saw this guy get arrested, I would tell Cody, Jeff, like Zack, Cleo, Mo, and all my other friends, Eddie, [ __ ] bogey, like [ __ ] everybody else that like would do any kind of [ __ ] with us. Uh, I would say, "Guys, we got to stop." Austin, I'd be like, "God, we got we gota stop camera." Yeah. Yeah. Exactly. And uh but that was his name. That's what we call him. And and so uh yeah, I I would say God, I'm done. Like [ __ ] that. Touched. Yes. And push and push. It might not have been with hands. It could have been with out of the way so that they could gain access. In the Tik Tok recording, the fake employees can be seen carrying in tools, which they use as they pretend to work on the cars under H's instruction. Yo, everyone take that tire off. Take that tire off quick. I got start. Everyone check oil. Check the oil. EVERYONE, GET UNDER THERE. GET UNDER THERE. NICE. Well done. Yeah. Oh yeah. Nice. Good job everyone. Catalytic converter is like $500. Is it really? Damn. for the catalytic. I'm telling you, it's leaking oil. Though the recording would be in a clean, I'd be happy because that means they probably give me the change for free. They'd probably apologize and double check it and then they'd say like, "We're sorry this happened to you." And then I'd probably get it done for free. I'd be like, "Oh, thank God. Thank god H's here. Thank God." For the pranksters, the one at Pet Boys took a very different turn. Just being honest. The manager explains that when the fake employees began trying to business Oh, I'd press charges. Yeah, I didn't I I I'd look him up. I'd see, oh, he's got a million followers. Okay, he has money. All right. Yeah, let's file the civil case. Uh, damages. Let's start at 400,000. Seems good. Cars. He armed himself with a torque wrench and told them all to leave. Everybody out. Get the out of the shop. Get out of here. They were backing out and Alex, the manager, was in front of the van. They started moving towards it. So, I took the crowbar and I hit the windshield to get the driver to stop and that's where I saw that. According to the employee, the windshield as well as both the driver and passenger side windows were shattered before the group escaped. After interviewing other employees, officers learned that one of the pranksters took a tire iron that belonged to the store and another shoved a technician during a physical altercation. According to police records, one of the videos had amassed roughly 8.9 million views by mid July. Stop self snitching. Along with 448,000 likes and over 4,000 comments. The detective later spoke with Dave, the owner of one of the targeted auto shops, who emphasized the impact the video seemed to have on the The tire store that he hit, the one that actually got posted, that's the big brand tire there on Southern and Mill. Yes. Um, you need to go and talk to that kid. He has people driving by his location and heckling him as he's trying to work. It happened last week. Oh, wow. That's right. He was the one that actually in the video reached down and yanked the kid out from underneath the car. We have a cra like It's actually crazy that we put up with this. It is. We used to have a country, guys. We used to have a country and now we just have a bunch of mentally ill tick tockers harassing people. It's nuts. Because the the engine was just sitting there balances surprisingly very little. Want that kid getting crushed type of content dangerous cars and stuff. Their buddy leans against the rack and he pushes that thing down. You think that kid's going to thought think it was funny at that point that he killed his friend? Probably not. One week later on July 23rd, 2025, police prepare to arrest 24year-old Hames at his home and execute a search warrant. They had food delivered about 10 minutes ago. So, they had food delivered. So, you're telling me this [ __ ] idiot that drives around all the time can't even go to McDonald's himself. Oh my god. There are people home. Temp police department, we have a search warrant. I need to come to the front door with nothing in your hands. Heard something. Oh [ __ ] Hey guys, we know you're inside. We have a search warrant for the residence. You have to come to the front door. I think the door's opening and closing inside. I can hear all kinds of stuff. Oh [ __ ] man. What do we do? What do we do? It's the police department. We have a search warrant. Yeah. Open the door and I'll show it to you. Can I see it first? We don't get We don't get to negotiate. Open the door and I'll show it to you. I have it here. Open the door and I'll show it to you. What's that? What's it recording? It's for the house. The house? I have a search warrant for the house. It's signed by a judge at the Superior Court. You got to come outside. Who in particular are you looking for? You need to come outside. It doesn't matter who we're looking for. We have a warrant for the house. Come outside and I'll show it to you. Okay. Okay. Okay. I know. Who? Put your hands on your back. Step away from the door for me. Immediately, bro. Immediately gets arrested. Back door. You have any weapons on your house? No. So, we have a search point for the house right now. You're under arrest. Okay. For you're under arrest for a few different things. Conduct trespassing. Uh criminal impersonation and burglary. This is what you have to do in order to get this stuff to stop. This is what you see this this is going to make this stuff stop. It's the why why why are you searching the house though? What does that have to do with the thing? Let me show you the search warrant. But it shows up to the cases that we have. So, it's the pranks that you've been doing like all over at the auto shops and at the Chipotle and stuff. I'm not going to say anything until the lawyer president. That's fine. But smart guy. I'll show you the search warrant. We do have a warrant for the house to grab some things out of there. I'll show you the warrant. What we're looking for is on that warrant. Okay. H states that he lives with two other roommates, but he isn't sure if either of them are currently home. Officers cautiously clear the house one room at a time. There are cats in here. You want to you want to pop it and never get attacked by a cat. There's TV on there. Pop it. There's TV on. Hey, Tempe Police. Tempee police. If you're in here, you need to come out with your hands up. Oh, hey, put your hands on top of your head. Face away from me. Face away. Yep. Yeah. Hands cross your fingers. Three monitors. Oh, total gamer. Yep. Gaming chair. Oh yeah. What's up on your left? Face the house. Was he the one meowing? Yep. What is happening? You got What's happening? So, we have a search for him for the house. We've been out here making announcements for a while, dude. Did you not hear us? You didn't hear him? You really didn't hear him? You idiot. You stupid idiot. Boyfriend lives here. I was just Okay. chilling at his place. 460 getting a second to tame. Uh Jake, is Jake here right now? The man who identifies himself as Forest explains he's been playing video games while wearing headphones, which is why he didn't hear the announcements. He confirms that Jake and H's other roommate are out, leaving the house now empty. During the search, officers find meta AI glasses likely used to record the pranks, as well as uniforms bearing the logos of multiple businesses. Got them. [ __ ] got him. There it is. Including Chick-fil-A, UPS, Target, Home Depot, and Raising Canes along with these items. You can't do that to Raising Canes. You can't like that's the best chicken place there is. It's like the best chicken chain in my opinion. I think it goes Raisin Canes and then Popeye's and KFC are about the same. Churches is under that. I don't think it's that great. Popeye's is better. No, no. I had Popeye's yesterday. I eat raisin canes. I I usually eat one of them a week at least. Right. Surprised. So, is a piece? That's a stupid name. I've never even been there. Probably tastes like [ __ ] Police uncover what appears to be H's journal detailing his goals and plans. Follower account. My goal for the end of the year is 1 million followers. before the Chipotle incident. He writes, "I have no other choice but to make this work by any means possible." By any mean I'm proud of the work I've been putting in. Oh, he's got a little journal. Oh my god. I will give my family the best life due to my hard work. I Oh well. Cannot afford to miss a single day. This is my year. With H facing multiple charge, I don't know if it's only going to be a year. It might be more than that. Dave questioned whether or not there would also be consequences for those who helped him. There should be all the 20 people that were a part of they all need to be charged with trespassing and criminal mischief which is a little bit more difficult because obviously their name he would have to identify them. That's the hard part. He probably paid these guys. I'm like and I'm almost bothering if you get I mean be like well I'll just take this and go with it. I still don't know why all of them look like packets. because of the [ __ ] broccoli hair. Oh my god, the Gen Z haircut. Holy [ __ ] man. Their hair. Yeah. According to court documents, 24year-old Hames Cobb was indicted on three counts of felony burglary in the third. be honest, like now that he said it, three counts of felony criminal impersonation, two counts of criminal trespass in the second degree, and five counts of disorderly conduct. He entered a plea of not guilty, and the case is still ongoing. At this time, it is unknown if any of the other participants are being investigated or will face charges. I think you should go for the full story without the restrictions including longer cuts, mostly uncensored episodes and exclusive originals. Sign up for the Woo Plus app available on iOS. I said Oo Plus, Roku, Amazon Fire, and Google. That's so it that's so [ __ ] funny to me. It is like I'm so glad these idiots are finally getting arrested for this stuff. It's so annoying that they do this. It is incredibly, insanely, ridiculously, obnoxiously, [ __ ] annoying that you have these people going around committing crimes, causing problems, and doing this, right? It's quite poetic. He wanted to be popular, making prank videos. Now, he has a very popular video when he got pranked by the legal system. I can't wait for the jail prank. I mean, I think you're right. I think you have to you have to put people like this in jail for like serious time. And the reason why is that this is a nationwide culture problem and it can only be solved when consequences are applied to the people that are the bad actors. And I think that's the issue is that if you don't go after these people that are very clearly breaking the law to cause problems, then what happens is that really you're going to have more people that do it. You are you're going to have more people that do it more and more and more. Faces up to nine years in prison. I like that. He's currently out on bond and on house arrest.