US Politics | ‘Swatted’ Twitch streamer Adin Ross breaks silence about ban from platform after ‘swat team arrived during live stream’
TWITCH streamer Adin Ross has spoken about his brief ban from the streaming platform after his home was allegedly swatted during a gaming live stream. During a live broadcast on Thursday, viewers heard him be alerted that a SWAT team was allegedly arriving at his house. 
YouTubeHe decided to discuss some details about what happened on Thursday when viewers heard him be alerted, during a broadcast, that a SWAT team was arriving at his house '/ ' 
YouTube/Cup of TwitchThose who were tuned into his live stream were also shocked to hear a voice off-screen telling Ross that a SWAT team was coming to his house '/ ' 
YouTube/Cup of TwitchThe Thursday incident, in which viewers witnessed Ross getting on his knees and putting his hands behind his head, was reportedly the second time in three months his home had been swatted '/ ' Ross is known online for live streaming himself playing various games like Grand Theft Auto: Online RP and NBA 2K. In a more recent gaming live stream, Ross shared that he was banned from Twitch for a short time because of the incident. ...Twitch 'booted ' me off, but I was reinstated 20 minutes later,... he said. The gamer added: ...I was really scared and frustrated.... Read more on Twitch 
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'STAY FOR MORE TRAUMA' Amy Duggar reveals Anna will never leave Josh despite being jailed Why Twitch temporarily banned him is unknown, but the company has stated that it will suspend an account if the user appears to have "lost control" of their stream. "In situations where a user has lost control of their broadcast due to severe injury, medical emergency, police action, or being targeted with serious violence, we will temporarily remove the channel and associated content," Twitch indicates in its community guidelines.
YouTubeHe decided to discuss some details about what happened on Thursday when viewers heard him be alerted, during a broadcast, that a SWAT team was arriving at his house '/ ' YouTube/Cup of TwitchThose who were tuned into his live stream were also shocked to hear a voice off-screen telling Ross that a SWAT team was coming to his house '/ ' YouTube/Cup of TwitchThe Thursday incident, in which viewers witnessed Ross getting on his knees and putting his hands behind his head, was reportedly the second time in three months his home had been swatted '/ ' Ross is known online for live streaming himself playing various games like Grand Theft Auto: Online RP and NBA 2K. In a more recent gaming live stream, Ross shared that he was banned from Twitch for a short time because of the incident. ...Twitch 'booted ' me off, but I was reinstated 20 minutes later,... he said. The gamer added: ...I was really scared and frustrated.... Read more on Twitch TWITCH HUNT Fans outraged after Twitch streamer Adin Ross banned from platform over 'swat' 'TAKING A BREAK' Twitch star Amouranth QUITS site after claiming husband 'abused' her He also claimed that he and his friends who were at his house at the time were put in handcuffs, alleging: ...We were all outside in cuffs.... In the stream, Ross was seen getting on his knees and putting his hands behind his head. It was reportedly the second time in three months his home had been swatted. Those who were tuned into his live stream were also shocked to hear a voice off-screen telling Ross that a SWAT team was coming to his house. Most read in The US Sun DON THE AISLE Inside Tiffany Trump's lavish wedding as she stuns with Ivanka at Mar-a-Lago BARKING MAD Kourtney & Travis bashed for teen Alabama's 'inappropriate' birthday dress 'IT'S HER DAY, NOT HER DAD'S' Tiffany Trump wedding guest reveals details of big day 'IS SHE OK?' Kim Kardashian sparks concern after fans spot 'disturbing' detail on her face GLAM EVENT Donald walks daughter down the aisle as she marries Michael Boulos MISS-ED THE MARK I am a teacher - trolls say my dresses are inappropriate but I don't care Fans were also upset about him being suspended from Twitch over the SWAT incident and took their frustrations to social media networks. Supporters said the streaming gamer shouldn't have been punished because he was simply a victim of someone else's alleged crime. ...People who falsely call swats on streamers should be punished by the law like really really hard,... a fan said. Someone else said that the situation was ...so messed up.... Ross admitted that he's glad Twitch kicked him off of the broadcast, however. ...Twitch did the right thing — they shut it off,... he said. ...Shout out to them for being on their s**t.... He added: ...They reinstated me right away and they did the right thing because God forbid anything happened.... ...It wasn't in my control,... Ross added. He went on to note that ...things are getting scarier... as time progresses. ...We are in the year 2022,... he said. ...It is getting only scarier, only harder, the internet's getting scarier, the world's getting evil,... he expressed. ...It's getting really really bad now.... ...The internet is getting really f**king scary,... Ross continued. Because Ross seemed to receive a call from the police informing him of their presence, some claimed the swatting may have been staged, Dexerto reported. Read More on The US Sun 'HE WENT OFF THE RAILS' Aaron Carter's tragic final words to best pal before death 'STAY FOR MORE TRAUMA' Amy Duggar reveals Anna will never leave Josh despite being jailed Why Twitch temporarily banned him is unknown, but the company has stated that it will suspend an account if the user appears to have "lost control" of their stream. "In situations where a user has lost control of their broadcast due to severe injury, medical emergency, police action, or being targeted with serious violence, we will temporarily remove the channel and associated content," Twitch indicates in its community guidelines.
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