“Video surfaced last night showing that the individuals impersonating DOGE were engaged in a ‘prank’ for the benefit of YouTube notoriety,” said Tara Moriarty, sheriff’s director of communications. An ...

On Monday, a video was posted on YouTube by the account of known prank comic Danny Mullen with the headline "Fake DOGE prank San Francisco (Liberal Meltdown)" that showed the incident. On Tuesday ...

Popular content creator Steven Schapiro shared a video in which he is seen pretending to be a picky customer before he surprises the waiters/waitresses with huge tips.

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His videos consist of pranks and provocateur stunts alongside ... DOGE were engaged in a 'prank' for the benefit of YouTube notoriety," sheriff's spokesperson Tara Moriarty said in the statement.

YouTube made it clear, however, that safe pranks, like the water bottle flip challenge, still have a place on the popular platform.

Now it seems the whole incident may have been nothing more than a YouTube prank. On Monday, YouTube prankster Danny Mullen, whose channel boasts more than 844,000 subscribers, posted a video on ...