Slobby Long Island ‘social media prankster' who dumps eggs, beans on himself busted for secretly filming in strangers' houses
He really Punk'd himself.
A slobby 'social media prankster' dumped eggs and beans on himself in public restaurants and secretly filmed inside trusting strangers' homes — but the joke was on him when his idiotic videos got him arrested.
Wannabe funny guy Kyle Vazquez, 21, left a mess at two local eateries with his boneheaded Instagram stunts that included taking advantage of trusting strangers who let him in their homes to use their bathrooms before 'creating a disturbance,' Suffolk County police said.
4 Social media prankster Kyle Vasquez was arrested after allegedly filming people in their home without permission.
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4 Vasquez films videos where he pulls stunts like dumping food on himself in Long Island eateries.
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Vazquez, who has almost 75,000 followers, drew attention to his own head with an April 29 video when he poured eggs on himself outside of a Ralph's Italian Ices in Centereach — saying to shell with the mess he left behind and making a getaway in a car, cops said.
Workers said a professional cleaning crew had to come in to deal with the aftermath.
One day later, a shirtless Vazquez went into the Centereach Chinese takeout spot Wing Wah and dumped beans all over himself on their floor, the department said.
The pranks only got creepier from there, the department added.
4 Vasquez pouring eggs on his head outside of a Ralph's Italian Ices in Centereach on April 29, 2025.
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4 A cleaning crew had to be hired to clean up the mess Vasquez left at the Ralph's ice cream parlor.
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In late May, he had allegedly went into three homes in the town and neighboring Selden after asking to use the bathroom.
He started filming the people inside 'without their knowledge or consent while creating a disturbance,' authorities said in a statement.
Vazquez was cuffed at a friend's Centereach house on Monday night on charges of unlawful surveillance and criminal tampering and was scheduled for arraignment on Tuesday in Islip court.
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