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Individual allegedly sprays bug killer on produce, rotisserie chicken at Mesa Walmart, social media video shows
A video posted to "X," formerly known as Twitter, shows a person spraying "Hot Shot Ultra Bed Bud and Flea Killer" on bananas, potatoes, lemons, limes and rotisserie chickens at a Walmart in Mesa.
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Man films self spraying bug killer on food at grocery store, tells police he can make up to $10K a month posting 'pranks.'
In a video posted to "X," formerly known as Twitter, on Dec. 19, 27-year-old Charles Smith is seen spraying "Hot Shot Ultra Bed Bud and Flea Killer" on bananas, potatoes, lemons, limes and ...
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The 5 best flea treatments for cats of 2025
Veterinarian-approved cat flea medicines are safe and effective and often control other parasites like ticks, worms, and lice. I made my top picks for this guide after consulting veterinarians and ...
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Flea-Control Products Found to Be Infested With Forever Chemicals
The troubling findings regarding PFAS in flea-control products comes after documents obtained from the EPA revealed the agency has received more than 75,000 complaints linking the Seresto flea collar ...
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‘Prankster’ Uses Bug Spray to Poison Grocery Foods
What police and some of social media are labeling as a prank, Charles Smith allegedly sprayed Hot Shot Ultra Bed Bug and Flea Killer on foods in a Mesa, Ariz. Walmart. According to a police report ...
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Newly Obtained EPA Documents Reveal Seresto Flea Collars Now Linked to More Than 100,000 Reports of Harm to Pets, Nearly 2,700 Deaths
The Seresto collar had nearly 4,000 more — or 58% more — incidents than the second-most dangerous flea-control product, and over 7,000 more — or 235% more — incidents than the third most dangerous ...