Record-breaking prank film under scrutiny

Prosecutors are investigating whether Sylwester Wardęga's record-breaking prank film should be investigated for breaking an article in the penal code. The film has garnered 94 million views on YouTube and shows a small dog dressed up in a big spider costume. The dog proceeds to "surprise" strangers walking out of elevators, down stairwells, etc. Wardęga says that he doesn't see why the film would constitute an exposure to the possibility of health damage or loss of life. "I have been doing this for three years. I don't see why a little adrenaline would constitute a risk of a heart attack," said Wardęga. The article of the penal code foresees up to three years of imprisonment for creating the aforementioned risk, as reported in Rzeczpospolita.