Internet Prankster Filmed Himself 'Trolling' Police About Having a Warrant for His Arrest. Turns Out He Actually Did

By
MikeSmallsJr
MikeSmallsJr getting arrested during livestream IBT

An internet prankster's attempt at a live-streamed joke backfired spectacularly as he was "trolling" Florida police about having a warrant, only for officers to confirm he actually did and arrest him on the spot.

MikeSmallsJr, a Kick streamer with over 20,000 followers, has built a reputation for attention-grabbing stunts, including livestreaming in the middle of a hurricane.

On January 21, he live-streamed himself confronting a former manager at a Burger King in Tampa, Florida, according to Dexerto. The manager called the police after the heated exchange, prompting Smalls to jokingly claim, "Don't call the cops, I got a warrant."

When officers arrived, Smalls assured them his comment was a joke, but after checking records, they discovered he had an outstanding warrant from October for misdemeanor charges of resisting an officer without violence and disrupting a school campus.

The prank quickly turned real as he was arrested during the live stream, which was abruptly shut off.

Smalls was released from custody after posting a cash bond for the charges. Fans are now eagerly awaiting an explanation for the October incident that led to the warrant.

Despite concerns from viewers, his Kick channel remains active, allowing him to continue streaming.

Originally published on Latin Times

Tags
Police, Arrested, Florida
Join the Discussion
More Law & Society
Trump-Appointed Judge Orders Return Of Another Migrant Deported To El Salvador Claiming It Violates a Settlement

Detroit Uber Eats Driver Sent to El Salvador After Making a Wrong Turn While Delivering McDonald's

Federal Employees Could Face Criminal Charges for Talking to Journalists,

Federal Employees Could Face Criminal Charges for Talking to Journalists, Trump Official Warns

Joeylin

Teen Dead After Falling Through the Ceiling of After-School Facility While Exploring the Attic Unsupervised

Parking Violations: DOJ Warns NYPD of Potential Lawsuit Over Obstruction of Sidewalks, Crosswalks

Girl Trapped in Home for Weeks With Dead Mom, Brother Survived Off Chocolate