A tourist who hit a baseball into the Grand Canyon is part of a federal investigation. Watch below:
U.S. Park Rangers took issue with the man's stunt and before finding the individual, asked the public to help identify him.
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The suspect, who has now been found, was wearing a blue t shirt and black shorts while he swung his baseball bat - firing the ball into the deep surroundings.
Officers were in contact with the man on 20 Oct and are still investigating the situation.
They added: "UPDATE: Park personnel are in contact with the involved individual.
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"Though no further details are available at this time, we sincerely thank all who submitted tips."
The TikTok was uploaded by @disciplecheeks three days ago (18 Oct) and he insisted that, although he recorded the clip, he had no idea who the individual was.
"No I did not know this guy. I was just a bystander," the TikToker wrote.
"Total creep! Wow. Zero respect for our Parks and wildlife," someone commented on Grand Canyon's Facebook post.
Another user wrote: "Make sure you never remove this post, and always make future posts like this!
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"People need to know to not mess around with our parks."
Someone else joked: "He wanted to hit it out of the park."
Whilst other seemed to not see any issue with the incident.
One person wrote: "What exactly is the issue here??"
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Another user argued: "The people who are saying this is a 'waste of taxpayer money' and a 'manhunt' are really confusing me.
"There's no offered reward or mention of lots of officers dispatched to hunt him down, it's just a Facebook post. Wackos."
Without defending the man's actions, it's important to mention that he appeared to be paying tribute to someone by wearing a memorial T-shirt.
Featured Image Credit: Facebook/Grand Canyon National ParkTopics: US