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TikToker Charles Smith, aka Wolfie Kahletti, faces felony charges after spraying bug spray on produce in Walmart.

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TikToker Charles Smith, also known as Wolfie Kahletti, has been indicted on a series of felony and misdemeanor charges after ...

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