Many parents may have half-joked that listening to "Baby Shark" it's like torture, but that's exactly what it was used for at an Oklahoma jail.
At least four inmates were secured to a wall with their hands cuffed behind them while the song played on a loop at a loud volume for hours, The Oklahoman reported. The separate incidents occurred in November and December, according to court records. The misdemeanor charges were filed Monday against former Oklahoma County jail employees Gregory Cornell Butler Jr. and Christian Charles Miles, both 21, and their supervisor, Christopher Raymond Hendershott. All three are charged with cruelty.
The song was also used last year in West Palm Beach to keep homeless people away.