Texas man could face charges

Texas man could face charges after using 3-month-old baby to wipe snow off Hyundai in shocking TikTok video: reports
A Texas man could be dinged on criminal charges after he was seen in a viral TikTok video using a real-life baby like a ragdoll to wipe snow off a car, according to reports.
Texas Man Who Used a Baby To Wipe Snow Off Car in Viral TikTok Under Investigation
A Texas man faces child endangerment charges after a TikTok video showed him using a baby to wipe snow off his car.
Viral TikTok Video Showed Man Using Baby to Clean Snow from Car. Now He's Likely to Be Arrested, Say Police
Police in Texas are investigating a viral TikTok video that appeared to show a man using a baby to wipe snow off a car. The 25-year-old man, who has not been identified publicly by police, is being investigated by the Port Arthur Police Department, police Chief Timothy Duriso told 12 News .
TikTok of man using baby to clear snow off car leads to investigation, Texas cops say
A Texas man seen using a baby to clear snow off of a car in a viral TikTok video is now being investigated by police, news outlets report. Police in Port Arthur were made aware of the video by a member of the community who was angered by what they saw, KFDM reported. Port Arthur is a roughly 90-mile drive east from Houston.
Texas man under investigation after viral TikTok video of him using baby to clean snow from car
The man is accused of using a baby to brush the snow off a car earlier this week, during the winter storm that swept through Southeast Texas.
Man uses 3-month-old baby to wipe snow off his car. TikTok video sparks outrage
The incident is being investigated by the Texas police after the video, which was recorded in Port Arthur, went viral.
He used a 3-month-old to wipe snow off his car in a viral TikTok stunt. Now cops are investigating
Texas police are investigating after a man used a three-month-old baby to wipe snow off the windshield of his car in a viral TikTok stunt. The video was taken in Port Arthur, about 90 miles from Houston,
Man Uses Baby to Clear Snow Off Car in Texas in TikTok Video
Police are investigating the case of a man who used his baby to clear snow off his car in Port Arthur, Texas. The video went viral on TikTok. The post Man Uses Baby to Clear Snow Off Car in Texas in TikTok Video appeared first on Trânsito e metrô.
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