A British TikToker who has become notorious for extreme pranks is in custody for allegedly violating a court order barring him from posting videos of people without their consent, according to London’s Metropolitan Police.
Lucy North / Press Association via AP ImagesA British TikToker who has become notorious for extreme pranks was in custody accused of violating a court order barring him from posting videos of people without their consent, according to London’s Metropolitan Police.
O'Garro is one of several internet creators who have used pranks to amass sizable followings, some of whom push legal boundaries with ever more outlandish stunts. O'Garro's pranks have included stealing an elderly woman's dog and tampering with a railway train's controls. At that hearing, O’Garro pleaded guilty to violating a community protection notice he was given in May 2022. Judge Charlotte Crangle issued a two-year criminal behavior order, which barred O'Garro from posting videos without the consent of those being recorded. She also barred him from Westfield Stratford City, a shopping center in Stratford, East London, and fined him £365.
Prosecutors claim he twice violated his criminal behavior order by posting a video of people without their consent,reported. A third violation stems from O'Garro's allegedly visiting Westfield Stratford City.
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