💨 Abstract

A TikTok influencer attempted a prank in London, claiming to have stolen £1,000 using Apple Pay. The prank backfired when the victim, who was actually a plainclothes police officer, arrested him. Despite the influencer's pleas that it was just a prank, he was handcuffed and detained for a stop and search related to fraud. The incident highlights the risks of public pranks and the potential for instant karma.

Courtesy: www.thesun.co.uk