Infamous TikTok influencer Mizzy has today been sentenced to 18 weeks in a young offender’s institution after breaching his court-ordered social media ban.

The 19-year-old, whose real name is Bacari-Bronze O’Garro, is best known for his invasive TikTok pranks, including entering a person’s home, stealing an elderly woman’s dog and cycling through a supermarket.

Mizzy was found guilty of two counts of breaching his criminal behaviour order, which banned him from sharing videos of others without their consent.

One of the videos in question was taken just hours after the court order was implemented, with the teen saying “The UK law is a joke”, whilst passers-by were visible in the background.

Mizzy was found not guilty on two further counts.

When addressing the prankster at Stratford Magistrates Court earlier today, Judge Matthew Bone said: “Put bluntly, your pranks are not funny.”

The criminal behaviour order was issued after Mizzy was reprimanded for a TikTok prank, involving him entering an unsuspecting family’s home.

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The court order required Mizzy not to use social media “at all”, other than to send messages, as this could result in a prison sentence.

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