A California man is dealing with lawful offense indictments after police say he deliberately gave vagrants harmed food to watch their response.

A portion of the casualties thought they were taking part in the “fiery nourishments challenge” when they acknowledged food from William Robert Cable, 38, of San Andreas. Link is blamed for binding the food with oleoresin capsicum, a natural sap said to be “twice as solid as the pepper shower utilized by police,” Fox News reports. The occurrence occurred in Huntington Beach, in May.

Orange County District Attorney Todd Spitzer said-

“These people were gone after in light of the fact that they are powerless,” Orange County District Attorney Todd Spitzer said. “They were abused and harmed as a major aspect of a turned type of amusement, and their torment was recorded with the goal that it could be remembered by their assailant again and again.”

Subsequent to eating the food, a portion of the casualties experienced issues breathing, while others heaved, had extraordinary stomach agonies, and seizure-like side effects. They weren’t informed that the food had been messed with, as indicated by police.

Huntington Beach Police Chief Robert Handy-

“The reality a grown-up criminal would include an adolescent is significantly increasingly unpardonable,” Huntington Beach Police Chief Robert Handy, as indicated by an Orange County DA public statement.

A few of the casualties were taken to the emergency clinic, as indicated by the Los Angeles Times. Their wellbeing status is presently obscure yet up until now, none of the casualties have passed on.

A link has been accused of eight lawful offense tallies of harming and one crime check of incurring injury on an older individual. He’s likewise dealing with offense indictments of adding to the misconduct of a minor and drinking and utilizing narcotics while driving.