After his house was raided in a child-pornography investigation earlier this week, Jared from Subway—who probably does have a last name, though at this point it’s a useless descriptor as he is defined solely by his relationship with the subpar sandwich shop—was dropped as the company’s spokesperson. To make matters worse for Jared from Subway, the people behind Sharknado 3: Oh Hell No! also want to avoid ties to someone involved in a child-pornography investigation. (It bears repeating that charges have not been filed against Jared from Subway). According to The Hollywood Reporter, Syfy confirmed Jared from Subway has been cut from the film. It would have been his second appearance amid whirlwind shark action, having appeared in Sharknado 2: The Second One.