We called the police to arrest Chef Smith to protect our brand - Cook-a-thon sponsor
Amadia Shopping Centre, the sponsor of Chef Smith’s recent cook-a-thon, has revealed that they called the police to arrest Chef Smith to protect their brand. This drastic action was taken after Chef Smith allegedly displayed a fake Guinness World Records certificate at a press conference.
According to Amadia Shopping Centre’s management, they had grown suspicious of Chef Smith’s claims and requested updates on his application, which he failed to provide. When he went ahead and presented a certificate, they knew they had to act fast to prevent damage to their brand.
By calling the police, Amadia Shopping Centre aimed to halt the press conference and verify the authenticity of the certificate. The police intervened, arresting Chef Smith and seizing the certificate for further investigation.
Amadia Shopping Centre’s management emphasized their commitment to supporting genuine record-breaking attempts and their determination to protect their brand from potential damage. This incident serves as a reminder of the importance of verifying achievements and the measures sponsors will take to safeguard their reputation.
Almost all media houses reported that Chef Smith has broken the record based on the certificate he presented until reports started coming in that it was a fake certificate.
Subsequently, some media houses and individuals inquired from the world records keeper which indicated that Chef Smith never submitted an application and had presented a fake certificate.
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