D'Aydrian Harding, a Wichita-born content creator, was arrested Saturday, Oct. 10, at the Derby Walmart on suspicion of interfering with law enforcement.

Harding, 25, has more than 19 million subscribers and followers across TikTok, YouTube and Instagram, according to the Eagle. He was taken into custody at the Walmart Supercenter at 2020 N. Nelson Drive in Derby, according to the Sedgwick County Sheriff's Office booking report, as the Wichita Eagle reported.

The Eagle’s report did not specify what information Harding allegedly provided.

Harding is known largely for Walmart prank videos in which he hides in store aisles and interacts with shoppers and employees. He also produces original music and sells merchandise promoting his "Stay Sober" campaign.

In a video posted to his Instagram story, Harding could be seen speaking with Derby Police Department officers. He captioned the clip "They finally caught me" and set it to the "Bad Boys" theme from the television show "COPS."

On Sunday, Oct. 11, Harding reposted his mugshot and booking details on Facebook alongside four laughing emojis, according to the Eagle.

He did not appear in the Sedgwick County Sheriff's Office inmate database that afternoon. His release or detention status is unclear.

The Eagle reported that Derby Police and Wichita Police did not respond to requests for comment that day.

Residents with information can contact the Derby Police Department at 316-788-1557.