Looks like a growing streamer Clavicular Arrested for battery in Fort Lauderdale, Us Weekly can confirm.
Internet broadcaster, real name Braden Peterswas taken into custody on Thursday, March 26, after a warrant was issued for his arrest in Osceola County. Clavicular was charged with misdemeanor battery, and his bond was set at $1,000.
Us found out that there was a fight between Clavicular’s girlfriend, Violet Marie Lentzagain Jenny Popach – who went viral for breaking into Hype House in June 2020 – and was present at the event.
Us Weekly has reached out to Clavicular’s team for comment.
News of Clavicular’s arrest comes hours after he tried to shoot a dead alligator in the Florida Everglades during a live broadcast, an incident the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission is aware of. Us he realizes that the crocodile was already dead when Clavicular got permission from the boatman to shoot it.
“The FWC is aware of a video showing people in the Everglades on an airboat who appear to be firing guns at an alligator,” a statement shared by X on Thursday read. “FWC officers are looking into this incident and will provide more information as it becomes available.”
Clavicular has become the face of the online maxxing community, a group of online men who “pay attention to physical enhancement in the hopes that it will improve their chances of dating,” according to the report. GQ story published last month.
A New York man with more than 1 million followers on TikTok is accused of raping and sexually assaulting seven victims over a decade, according to authorities. Benjamin O. Gleason, who lives in Chatham, was arrested on Friday, March 20, on multiple felony charges “following an extensive investigation,” in New York. […]
Clavicular spread with allegations that he taps his face with a hammer to get clear cheekbones. He also said he took crystal meth to suppress his appetite and injected himself with mail testosterone. He went with the designer Elena Velez‘s “looksmaxxing” air show last month.
During his February GQ in an interview, the internet star explained how her parents feel about her internet fame. (He grew up in Hoboken, New Jersey, and attended Seton Hall Preparatory School in West Orange before his Internet fame.)
“They’re very happy and they get it, but they still get upset, like, when I’m sent to prison or there’s headlines,” he said before referring to Arizona’s drug bust last month, which was dropped. “I was calling my dad at 3:00 in the morning or something while I was in jail. No parent would be happy to hear that.”
