World's Dumbest Vandal Arrested For Spray Painting “CHEETER” On Ex-Girlfriend's Car Share 
 
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 A South Carolina man seeking to “get back at” an unfaithful ex-girlfriend is facing criminal charges after a cop caught him spray painting the word "CHEETER" on the woman’s car. 
 
 Timothy Lee Trammell, 36, was nabbed Friday after a Union County Sheriff’s Office deputy spotted him vandalizing the auto outside a One Stop convenience store in the town of Jonesville. Trammell’s ex, cops report, works at the business. 
 
 Trammell, who was first spotted crouched next to the vehicle with a can of spray paint in his hand, tried to run from an approaching deputy, but was quickly apprehended. According to a sheriff's report, Trammell subsequently confessed to the vandalism, explaining that he was trying "to get back at her." 
 
 Police estimated that Trammell’s tagging caused $500 in damages to the victim’s 2013 Chevy Sonic. 
 
 As seen above, cops photographed Trammell’s misspelled handiwork for evidentiary (and entertainment) purposes. 
 
 In addition to the vandalism count, Trammell (seen at left) was charged with marijuana possession after a post-arrest search turned up a joint. Trammell may also be hit with narcotics possession charges since investigators also discovered two controlled substances--Lortab and Suboxone--in a cigarette pack found in his pocket. 

 A man was arrested after police say he spray-painted "CHEETER" on a an ex's car. (Source: Union PD) 
 
 A Union man is in custody after deputies say he vandalized a car to get back at his ex-girlfriend. 
 
 The Union County Sheriff's Office said 36-year-old Timothy Lee Trammell was spotted crouching in a store parking lot beside a car with the word "Cheeter" painted across the passenger side. 
 
 According to the incident report, Trammell told deputies he was mad at his ex-girlfriend and wanted to get back at her. The woman told officials she wanted to press charges for the damage. 
 
 Deputies said after placing Trammell under arrest, a search revealed controlled substances for which he didn't have a prescription, marijuana inside a hand-rolled cigarette and a fake $100 bill printed with "For motion picture use only." 
 
 An investigator is looking into how how Trammell got the bill. 
 
 He was charged with two counts of possession of a controlled substance, simple possession of marijuana and vandalism of property. 
 
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– South Carolina's Timothy Trammell is accused of causing hundreds of dollars of damage to his ex-girlfriend's car in an act of revenge. He's not accused of being a champion speller. The Smoking Gun reports a sheriff's deputy says he saw Trammell, 36, last Friday spray-painting the word "cheeter" on a car outside the convenience store where his former girlfriend works. After briefly trying to flee, Trammell allegedly admitted to tagging his ex-girlfriend's car with the misspelled accusation "to get back at her." During his arrest, Trammell was reportedly found in possession of marijuana, assorted other drugs, and a fake $100 bill printed with the message "For motion picture use only," according to FOX Carolina. He's been charged with possession of a controlled substance, possession of marijuana, and vandalism.