00:00Taco Bell. I'm about to do an overnight challenge in Walmart because I'm homeless.
00:05From creating content to sitting in a jail cell.
00:08Right now this teenager is behind bars for a TikTok challenge that went a little far.
00:13The Charlotte County Sheriff's Office says Isaac Hurley tried to do this,
00:17went into this Walmart in Inglewood for a 24-hour straight.
00:20That's part of an online challenge.
00:22He failed the challenge pretty quickly.
00:23Deputies say he was only in the store for less than an hour.
00:26Gulf Coast news reporter Nayla Grandpierre is live at the store
00:29as people online try and get prosecutors to drop the charges.
00:36This team thought he could spend the night at this Walmart, but he didn't fool workers.
00:41One caught him and called the Sheriff's Office minutes after closing.
00:45Just eating Taco Bell.
00:47I'm about to do an overnight challenge in Walmart because I'm homeless.
00:50So, yeah, that'll be good.
00:53Make sure you follow the YouTube and everything like that.
00:57Make sure you like this and post, share everything.
01:0118-year-old Isaac Hurley shared on TikTok he planned to spend the night
01:04in the Inglewood Walmart to his followers.
01:07He wanted to live stream his adventure in the Walmart.
01:10I mean, that's what younger kids are doing nowadays to be popular.
01:14Walmart cameras show Hurley going into the Walmart
01:17on South McCall Road around 10-15 Tuesday night.
01:20He tried to spend the night for a viral 24-hour TikTok challenge.
01:24A worker caught him inside right after closing.
01:27Well, I heard from other information that he was a young person that was only about 18.
01:33So that's typical for them to make a crazy mistake like that,
01:37that you can't just trespass on Walmart's property.
01:41Deputies say Hurley told them he was kicked out of his home in Tennessee.
01:45Nearby shelters say there are better options for young people in hard times.
01:48Yeah, so for this incident particularly, because he's 18,
01:54there are special programs that if you go through a site where you can have your,
02:00like an intake person at these different sites.
02:03So hopefully he'll get some kind of counsel that helps him when he goes to court.
02:09And this won't be a big story in his life,
02:11but it'll be something he doesn't tell his children.
02:17Deputies say they found Hurley in the dog bed section with an iPhone charger that he stole.
02:24Live in Englewood, Nayla Grandpierre, Gulf Coast News.
