Heston Cobb built a massive online following with viral prank videos, but police say his stunts went too far when businesses became targets. After his arrest and a year-long criminal case, Cobb pleaded guilty to three counts of criminal impersonation and must remove videos tied to the pranks and pay restitution. Law&Crime's Elizabeth Millner goes Inside the Crime.
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