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Influencer's Probation for Alligator Shooting Livestream
16 May
Summary
- Influencer gets six months probation for alligator shooting livestream.
- Incident involved unlawful firearm discharge at a wildlife sanctuary.
- Probation requires safety courses and community service without streaming.
Braden Eric Peters, 20, known online as Clavicular, has been sentenced to six months of probation. This follows his plea of no contest in Florida court to charges of unlawfully discharging a firearm in March.
The incident allegedly involved shooting at an alligator during a livestream from an airboat in the Everglades. Peters' attorney stated that his client accepted responsibility and is committed to moving forward responsibly.
As part of the resolution, Peters must complete firearms and wildlife safety courses. He also needs to fulfill 20 hours of community service, with the stipulation that it cannot be streamed or monetized.
A similar plea deal was reached with another social media personality, Andrew Morales, also known as "The Cuban Tarzan." A third individual, Yabdiel Anibal Cotto Torres, or "Baby Alien," faces scheduled proceedings.
