Overview
- Christopher Cayce was arrested and charged with two counts of assault causing bodily injury after police linked him to videos of water-gun drive-by attacks.
- Cayce was charged for spraying two men on June 4, and Houston police say their probe involves multiple incidents that date back to last summer.
- The videos were posted to a Facebook page called Tut Tut Kingdom, which has about 50,000 followers, and some clips drew more than 200,000 views.
- In an ABC13 interview Cayce apologized, said the guns were set low and pointed to past charity posts, but some footage shows him luring or provoking targets and using dehumanizing language.
- HPD’s Major Offenders and Westside Crime Suppression Team say many targets were homeless or disabled, Cayce is due in court on July 9, and misdemeanor convictions could carry up to a year in jail.