The arrest of 34-year-old Christopher Cayce, the man police say operated the “Tut Tut Kingdom” Facebook page, has produced two competing narratives. One exists in the criminal justice system. The other lives in the comment sections of social media.
Following his arrest by the Houston Police Department, many Facebook users dismissed the case with jokes about a “high powered water gun.” Others questioned how spraying water during a Texas summer could amount to assault. Several commenters even described Cayce’s conduct as helpful rather than harmful, suggesting homeless victims received relief from the heat instead of abuse.
That reaction stands in contrast with the allegations outlined by investigators…