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Man arrested for swimming in Bass Pro Shops fish tank says he was seeking TikTok fame

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BOSSIER CITY, La. - A man was arrested after video surfaced of him swimming in a giant fish tank at a Bass Pro Shops store in Louisiana.

According to KSLA, Kevin Wise was charged on June 29 with criminal damage to property after a video emerged on social media showing him swimming in the tank.Treasure McGraw, the local shopper who captured the now viral footage, told Storyful she was “admiring the fish” when she noticed “a big splash” and then saw a man swimming.“The guy was shouting and celebrating that he was doing something that everyone always wanted to do,” McGraw said. “He jumped out of the tank, leaving his mask and hat behind, and ran through the store and out of the door.

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