Indy Wrestler Arrested After Stripping Off & Wielding Machete

Independent wrestler Charlie Tiger (real name Charles Hutton) has been arrested following an incident in which he took off his clothes and wielded a machete.

The arrest record has revealed that Hutton was arrested on Friday, March 7 following an alleged incident on March 3 at a Sheetz gas station in Camp Hill, Pennsylvania. Hutton allegedly arrived at the gas station in his red Subaru and proceeded to take off his clothes and run around the parking lot stabbing the ground with a machete. Hutton then stabbed a parked van with the machete and allegedly charged at bystanders in a threatening manner with the knife.

Hutton then entered the Sheetz store with the weapon and threatened patrons, at which point he was confronted by several people and disarmed. Hutton fled the scene soon after, leaving the machete behind. Witnesses provided the registration of the vehicle to local police, which came back to Charles Hutton. Hutton's driver's license, video footage from the store, and descriptions provided by witnesses confirmed the man at the gas station was Hutton.

Hutton has been charged with simple assault by physical menace, harassment, disorderly conduct, and criminal mischief - deception or threat. A preliminary hearing is scheduled for April 10.

The Cherry Hill Courier-Post has reported that Hutton was previously arrested on Monday, February 10 on charges of harassment and making terroristic threats after he allegedly threatened and harassed employees at an IRS facility in Cherry Hill, New Jersey. The 24-year-old was arrested after police received reports of a suspicious man wearing a mask and carrying a backpack. Hutton previously shouted "Kill the IRS" in a prior incident at the building.

Hutton was unarmed and detained without incident by officers. The IRS building was evacuated and employees were allowed to return to work after the building was declared safe by bomb-sniffing dogs.

Charlie Tiger is an independent wrestler who made his debut in 2016. The 24-year-old has wrestled for the likes of CZW, JCW, and Unsanctioned Pro. He has also had 32 matches for Game Changer Wrestling, including as recently as The People vs. GCW where he was part of the pre-show Rumble which ended with PCO destroying the TNA Digital Media Title.

GCW owner Brett Lauderdale has addressed Hutton's arrest, tweeting: "I assure you Charlie has a strong, loving and caring support system that is aware of what's going on now, and has been going on for some time. People have been 'doing something' and trying to do more on a daily basis. This is not a case of 'no one doing anything about it'."