Man Arrested for Water Gun Attacks on Strangers

Christopher Cayce was arrested on Thursday and charged with two counts of assault for incidents occurring on June 4. He had been filming himself for months, driving around southwest Houston and Midtown to ambush people with water guns. Many of his targets were reportedly homeless, and police noted some were disabled. Cayce expressed remorse in an interview, stating, "I'm totally a thousand percent sorry for this." He insisted his water guns were on the lowest setting and claimed his charitable acts, like feeding the homeless, were not widely publicized because they didn't generate views on his YouTube channel. He defended his use of the term "zombies" as content commentary. He is scheduled to appear in court on July 9. Cayce stated that he has ceased his water gun activities and will not "shoot nobody no more," particularly since his water guns were confiscated.