Influencer ‘Clavicular’ Braden Peters arrested in Florida on battery warrant

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Controversial "looksmaxxing" on-line influencer "Clavicular" has been arrested on a warrant for alleged battery and one suspect stays at giant, in keeping with Florida officers.

Braden Peters, a popular influencer and streamer recognized for his "looksmaxxing" content material, was arrested Thursday in Broward County by the Fort Lauderdale Police Division on a warrant from Osceola County.

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Osceola County deputies responded to an Airbnb close to Kissimmee in reference to an alleged battery Feb. 2, in keeping with a press release from the Osceola County Sheriff's Workplace despatched to Fox Information Digital.

Upon arrival, an unnamed 19-year-old lady reported she was allegedly battered by 24-year-old Violet Marie Lentz, who's reportedly Peters' girlfriend.

Detectives decided that Peters allegedly instigated the struggle and posted a video of the interplay on social media to "exploit the 2 girls," the assertion mentioned.

An influencer, named Braden Eric Peters and recognized on-line as "Clavicular," was arrested for battery in Florida on Thursday, in keeping with the Osceola County Sheriff's Workplace. (Broward County Sheriff's Division)

Officers say the Airbnb the place the incident occurred was rented by Peters. Neither Peters nor Lentz got here out of the house to talk with deputies throughout the February incident, the sheriff's assertion mentioned.

A warrant was then issued for Peters for misdemeanor battery and legal conspiracy to commit battery, and a warrant was issued for Lentz for misdemeanor battery. Peters was held on a $1,000 bond.

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Officers are nonetheless trying to find Lentz and the warrant for battery stays energetic, in keeping with the sheriff's assertion.

Peters can be reportedly underneath investigation by the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Fee (FWC) after a video of him showing to shoot a dead alligator within the Everglades surfaced on-line.

Peters can be reportedly underneath investigation by the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Fee. (Getty Pictures)

Clips of the video are extensively circulating on social media platforms. One of many clips, analyzed by Fox Information Digital, seems to indicate Peters and three different males on a small boat riding through the Everglades .

The boat then stops in entrance of what seems to be a useless alligator.

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"Ought to we shoot it?" mentioned one of many males on the boat within the clip.

"Is it useless?" Peters seems to ask in response.

"Let's simply check actually how useless it's," Peters seems to say within the clip.

The Osceola County Sheriff's Division in Florida arrested Peters, a streamer referred to as "Clavicular" on-line. (Osceola County Sheriff's Division/Fb)

The boys then seem to shoot on the animal within the water.

The FWC mentioned it was " aware of a video depicting people within the Everglades on an airboat who look like discharging firearms at an alligator," in a press release Thursday.

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The group mentioned officers are investigating the incident and can present extra info when accessible.

The FWC didn't instantly reply to Fox Information Digital’s request for remark.

Olivia Palombo is a breaking information manufacturing assistant with Fox Information Digital in Los Angeles, Calif.

She covers outstanding nationwide and worldwide information tales, on matters starting from immigration, crime and politics.

Palombo is a graduate of Loyola Marymount College with a level in Journalism and minor in economics, the place she served as her faculty newspaper's Editor-in-Chief. Her work has received numerous awards from the Faculty Media Affiliation and Related Collegiate Press.