@@arizonarangerrr cause what? Elaborate, may you? You do know that many people in these cases actually get killed, and the aim of some people organizing a swatting do it for the purpose of the content creator to get hurt badly?
Y’all need to watch her full interview. She later goes on to reveal this happen SEVERAL more times to the point where she would stay up every night for days/weeks/months without sleep waiting for them. The one night she finally let herself go to bed? Swatted.
@@oh-noe it's her job though? She needs that money to pay for things like her therapy. Wouldn't you keep going to work if it was your passion and you enjoyed it? Then again, your name is a generic, almost bot-like, username. So you're probably some troll looking to put down anyone you at least vaguely disapprove of...
Most swatters don’t even get fined due to them setting their device to a separate or an impossible location to call from then destroying the phone they called in on, this person was just stupid and didn’t use any security. So this is a very rare case
Right? It's bad enough that it happened once, but it happened multiple times and like... for fuck's sake, do the cops not keep records of literally ANYTHING?
Swatting refers to a harassment technique most often perpetrated by members of the online gaming community. Swatting entails generating an emergency law enforcement response against a target victim under false pretenses.
The caller adding the _"im coming out now, im going to shoot"_ bit is where it stops being an unbelievably obnoxious and dangerous "prank" and becomes actual attempted murder imo
I’m confused. Who was the caller on phone with? Was he on the stream but thankfully it stopped playing in her location because her boyfriend turned it off and so the cops didn’t hear it?
@@JenAnnaOk, so QT is outside with the poilce while Lud is finishing up the stream; the person that is calling in the SWATing is on the phone while QT is outside; QT overhears the conversation between the police officer with the phone, and the person "pranking" them So the "prankster" is also watching Lud's stream, and as Lud is ending his stream that's when they say to the police "I've got a gun, i'm going to shoot" to try and make the police shoot Lud as he comes outside hopefully that clears it up for ya
That "I'm coming out and I'm going to shoot" part, that takes swatting to another level. That person actually wanted for them to be shot, it was not just a stupid prank.
Anybody that swats a person wants them to be shot on some level, it's never just a prank. This particular swatter was just wanted as much chance of that happening as possible.
@@Springflowers221in the video, she's saying that the person on the phone was trying to frame ludwig as dangerous, and get him shot when he came outside by saying he was going to come out armed/shooting. the person on the phone had been watching ludwig's stream and had tried to set ludwig up (and anyone in the same house as him) to be shot at by police, w the police thinking that they were actually in danger.
People who do this are not funny at all, a prank is only a prank when it’s funny for everybody. Putting someone’s life in danger is not a prank, it’s just a disgusting act of a pathetic human.
@@Reyna_avalia_ramirez_arelliano Swatting is a 'prank' people pull on streamers/youtubers or other celebrity or public figures where you call the police or the fbi and claim that the streamer is dangerous and making threats like bomb threats or shooting threats to get the SWAT team to show up at their house. In this case it sounds like the person who called claimed to be ludwig (the streamer) themselves so they could claim that Ludwig was dangerous, threatening to shoot SWAT/the police outside, to try and get SWAT to shoot or arrest everyone.
Bruhh whyy do these people do this,imagine living a life when you're just having fun out of traumatising youtubers who live their lives doing content.Why do they do this bruhh.
It a "iT's JuSt A pRaNk, BrO" troll. They think they're being funny or they get snubbed by a sreamer and want revenge. Just the one of the worst kind of people. The fucked up thing is they are rarely brought to justice..
@@RoyHoy maybe it the first time someone did it to a streamer, because of how bizarre it is. "I see a swat team to some random streamers house and it was caught on stream". but the novelty/humor has worn off. people do it with a real intent to hurt the streamer atp
Swatting is where a jackass calls 911 on a streamer and tells them that the streamer is barricaded in their house with hostages/bombs/guns basically creating a false alarm but such a large alarm that it may end in the streamer getting killed by police.
@jermastan1636ludwig had ended the stream and the person on the phone saw that and while still being on the phone with police said “im gonna come out and shoot” .. this couldve easily got lud killed
My sister wanted pizza and my mom said she'd cover the charge of it. (My sister lives away from home) So my mom put down in the pizza delivery instructions to say "Tell me I have pretty eyes." My sister's boyfriend (now fiance) answered. So the delivery guy told her 30-foot-tall boyfriend that he had pretty eyes. _That's_ a prank. This is not.
The whole government operation is psychotic. This is not a light subject and I don't wish ANY of this on anyone but this should be a HUGE eye opener for people. Everyone who thinks swatting is bad should read the Patriot Act and then the UN charter. There are literally no real enforceable laws that ensure reasonable expectations of civility. The Government can be weaponized against you for ANY reason at ANY time and only minorities feel this fire constantly. America dehumanizes people to use them for (prison/slave) labor. We are conditioned to be afraid of our neighbors and communities because of minor differences. It was Native Americans, blacks, and any one against or exposing human rights violations under the government. Thing is the way these laws are written ANY one can be targeted. And in this culturally insulated society we are all economically competing against each other and "civilly" competing for dignified living. Sadly this reality is on 'If you know, you know' terms and that's a huge problem. People only pay attention once its too late and its happened to them.
Agreed. The last part gave me chills. Ludgwig ended his stream and was going to walk out so the prankster wanted them to think he would walk out shooting. Did they want them to shoot Ludwig?! That's horrible
it's their own fault they don't hold people accountable for this stuff, if the people putting in the false claims to cause a swat actually had a real threat of them being the one ending up behind bars they would stop doing it immediately, they are the type of people to hide behind a screen and consider everything justified as a joke until something inconveniences them then it's never a joke.
Not only was someone cruel and insensitive enough to do it once but it happened again is so insane and disgusting to me… like would these “pranksters” be laughing now if it went horribly wrong and fatal? If you’re that hungry for attention there are plenty of other ways to fill that need without getting someone nearly killed…🤦🏻♀️
@@devbyrd6127 it isn’t because of free time, it’s because of deep mental issues. I mean, you probably wouldn’t go around attempting to get someone murdered just because you have free time
according to other comments, it's a felony in most of the US but people either call in from out of the US (which gets sticky with different laws), or they spoof their number so it can't be traced to them
A lot of the time it’s the phrasing that gets the swat team sent in. If you as a caller can convince the 911 operator that the threat is evidently there they’ll make sure the swat team is called every time
Well if you were a cop and were told multiple people were being held hostage or a similarly bad situation. How are you supposed to act? They HAVE to take every call seriously. Imagine they didn’t and how many real situations like this would end up with innocent people dying. It’s kinda like any random person could call an ambulance as a prank and say someone is injured and dying even if they aren’t. They kinda have to take it seriously and send an ambulance you know?
QT doesn't have PTSD 😂 a minor incident like that doesn't change your entire brain chemistry, and if it's true she is incredibly mentally weak.... Like seriously
Swatting should carry a minimum of a year in prison. Specifically, no protective custody for the offender. Don’t play with other peoples lives, go fuck your own up.
@@The_New_Mexican_Dog just because it’s a felony doesn’t really mean anything. Felony charges can carry as little punishment as a small fine. Mandatory prison time 🤌
I need to understand the police's protocol for these types of calls. How can they tell if it's a prank or serious? Edit 04/01/2024: I'm surprised there are so many different ways to say the same thing lmao, now I get why the police act the way they do in this type of situations (thanks for the clarification, everyone!)
The bad part is they have to take every call about these seriously so they really never know which one is real or not until they get there. Of course like we all know it’s illegal to do that and a seldom few have been arrested for this but I doubt that systems and laws regarding this aren’t gonna change anytime soon
I get why it would go like that. In another short where this streamer is featured, she says they've talked to the police about this issue and that the police are supposed to ring them or something before actually going to the house. I don't even know how such an arrangement would work, but I wish the police would use their efforts to track the pranksters instead of swatting the same people over and over again when they know they're most likely not a threat!
@@marcar19 I'm pretty sure this clip she's talking about the initial first time they were swatted, not any after where they've discussed with the police
A prank is only a prank if, and only if, both people, the prankster and the victim, come out laughing. If the victim comes out with PTSD, that’s not a prank, that’s a crime.
Thank you. SWATting is probably one of the worst so called "pranks" then kind of were viral. But there also were way too many "prank"-youtubers etc, who would film stupid stuff and call it a prank, when it CLEARLY was not.
Straight up looks like shell shock. I imagine that part of it is her trying to reenact her shock from the moment when it was happening, but you can see that she's seeing it clearly again in her head.
The worst part is this is VERY traumatic to the victim as she said the swat team or LAPD or whatever takes everything VERY seriously and the even sadder part is these people who call them barely EVER get caught
Traumatizing RU-vidrs is fucked up. Idk why "swatting" became a thing anyway. I guess nobody has a soul anymore (Just an fyi there's so many bots in the comment section 😂)
@@friendlyneigborhoodbean you see, now, that'd be kinda funny sending someone a pizza or something like that, but not fully loaded, body armored cops with a potential to kill you
Bruh shes talking about being swatted by the government. Swat team. Its not the pull up trend. She said “all i see are lights all i see are guns”. The US government wasted money on swatting youtubers that didn’t deserve it and had a laser pointed at them before ever saying a word.
@@stardust3118"Swatting" refers to the act of making an intentionally misleading police call against an individual that warrants SWAT intervention, like claiming they have kidnapped individuals in their home, claiming they have active explosives, etc.
It's crazy to me that it takes hours for them to get kids out safely when there is a school shooter but if there's an mystery caller and they need to SWAT some RU-vidrs they're there right away. Make it make sense
Warped perception. You have no idea how long this call went on, how many calls were made, how long they staged and prepared. With a shooting, you usually hear about it about the time the swat do and see the lesd up response time. With swatting, you don't see the lead up so it appears much smaller.
@@MrNaesmeif it takes so long then how come the swatting on Q and ludwig happened so many other times that she couldn’t sleep properly for months without being swatted
Also, this was LAPD SWAT which is a completely different team from a completely different police department in a completely different state than Uvalde. Something to keep in mind.
@@soda_pop9446do you know how many hours are in a month ? literally someone could call at anytime , any day . even if they took six hours to arrive they could come more than 20 times in a month. learn your mathematics.
Do you know how much of a false equivalency that is? You can't just blindly run into a building with an active shooter. That's how you cause a mass casualty or hostage event
If S.W.A.T is called it is because it is a highly dangerous thing that need to be taken care of fast.(or that is at least what they are told) They can't believe that everyone who says they are a streamer is a streamer
@@ashtongribblebut they need more clear evidence before they send squads multiple times. Getting swatted the first time is understandable for the police. Someone calls in a big threat and you answer, but then this happens a second time and the police should know to use more caution. Especially in situations like this where the caller is pretending to be the one being swatted
@@Leg1503 SWAT follows orders, you can't take the risk of not being 100% in the game because if there is a chance that a streamer is going to shoot someone you need to be ready.
@@mrfixit3666 but you can simply ask for some kind of simple confirmation. If these calls come from within the house multiple times, then it’s a higher chance that it’s an outside attack.
@@jawstrock2215 I think the amount of people who have died because they have been swatted were gamers and someone they gamed with called. I know someone was swatted because of their twitter handle and died because of that as well. None of the ones I read about were famous and it wasn't talked much about beyond a couple news articles.
It’s a felony but the people who are swatting ain’t dumb. ( well not as dumbs as you think) they jump location, use different phones, and more to hide their location and get away with it. The thing is teams like this really do save lives so you can’t just ignore calls.
@Bchuenjoyerwell if they said “someone needs to track them” someone stupid might say “well how would they do that blah blah blah”. there’s nothing wrong with using the correct method/term of something. u sound weird getting mad at someone for just using the correct technical term.
I just wonder why they aren’t using resources to track down the original callers for wasting police resources and endangering the lives of the people they are ‘pranking’… I think that would discourage many people from swatting in the future, either way a despicable ‘prank’ to play and I’m so sorry for the people who now have ptsd from this.
I feel like you don’t realize that people who do this probably have a general idea of how to prevent that from happening. Like using burner phones, using a spoofed phone number, etc. it’s VERY hard to track people who do this. According to some articles I read it can cost $100,000 to identify a single one of these callers. And like I said it isn’t easy either.
@@spritemon98 they rarely ever have military grade equipment and the stuff they do have is typically hand me downs from the military and is often beat up as heck. Also, military grade doesn’t mean good, it means who selling it the cheapest to the military. Idk where the idea of it being good came from cause the stuff is normally awful.
My brother got us raided by FBI, and is now in prison, I still have PTSD from that experience too, even though it's not as extreme a response as being swatted. Every time a large vehicle drives down the road I tense up expecting it to be the FBI again, even though there's no reason for them to come back.
Yeah hate to inform you that is not ptsd, that is a mad memory but far from ptsd. Also you shouldn’t be so light when using that term, unless you’ve dealt with a friend or relative with ptsd you have 0 idea what REAL PTSD is or the symptoms of it
It's sad knowing popular actors/actresses, RU-vidrs/Streamers whatever have to literally tell the police before, during or after, that any sort of threat that would inquire a swat team is false due to people swatting. Pranking any sort of emergency service should be highly illegal, and more thoroughly monitored. Declining phone call regions not in their district except for top officials to communicate.
Number spoofing. 🤷♀️ I had a friend move my car with a spare key. I called the police and then my friends came out of the shadows, embarrassed, explaining. I'm actually thankful the cop didn't come down hard on them. He just made his displeasure known with a screening burnout as he pulled away.
This is the only thing I know her from, & I’ve seen comments saying the guiltily party is in prison, but I still feel so sorry for her over this. I can’t imagine the fear & pain she’s felt over this, & while I’d hate for anyone to have gone through this, I’m guiltily grateful it’s not been me.
Who tf says “let me prank these people by calling swat teams with guns who are willing to shoot and kill them if they make a wrong move. Oh man this will be an amazing prank”
We need to call this as it truly is, its not a prank, its attempted murder. Also its been a huge amount of time since this has become a thing, there should have already been a system to avoid sending gun happy police to go kill an innocent person(s) based off a call with little to no solid proof behind it.
If they were truly gun happy there would be alot more deaths this is swat they are called for extremely dangerous people and proof doesn’t mean anything when in their prospective time is on the clock for this person to do something horrible
There’s nothing wrong with the police assuming that the call is valid the first time. But I agree that the police really need to learn to adapt to avoid the situation happening over and over again
I was in a drug raid at 8. They cuffed me and had a gun in my face several times until my dad ripped into them for scaring me. Shocked them back to protect and serve settings.
@Emma okay Emma let me break this down for you, most swat task forces don’t kill on sight, they only use lethal force if lethal force is first used upon them, hence it’s not attempted murder simply misuse of public resources, I’m sorry your heart weeps so much for people that rake in more than your parents will ever see in a year in a week by putting themselves in front of a webcam and occasionally giving a tiddy shake
@@toughasnails91you clearly got some stuff goin on. This happens to normal people too, people have been killed by swatting. I hate the ultra-rich as much as the next guy, but this isn't something you do to another person.
Me watching this and understanding the terror as I was swatted once before and it is absolutely terrifying. There are guns everywhere and you genuinely are terrified that one wrong movement and you or someone you love is gonna get hurt. I remember whenever I got swatted, I didn’t know what to do and they busted my bathroom door down, and started yelling all at once and I couldn’t even hear what they were saying, all I remember is repeatedly saying “please don’t hurt my boyfriend” and the whole situation was fucked. They literally threw a flash bang or whatever it’s called, even though everyone was complying. I stream on twitch occasionally and this is the biggest thing stopping me from pursuing it. I’m genuinely so afraid to experience it again
As a fellow content creator, swatting has been a massive concern for me. I got the chance to speak with one of the swat officers in my town recently about swatting. He informed me that it is illegal and that if it happened, he would be sure to take the necessary actions to trace the number and have the caller arrested. I hope other content creators will see this and begin pressing charges against these "pranksters". People need to understand that if they swat you, the will 100% end up in a jail cell.
The issue is that the *"smart"* ones route the call through; or call directly from places outside the US which makes any action against them impossible, or so impractical it may as well be
The sad thing is they can't just ignore a call like that if they think it's a prank because it could ACTUALLY be a druglord torturing people, they kinda have to go and check.
Problem is when they do it repeatedly in the same adress, it has happened with Ludwig and Qt like three times already, probably more. At what point is the police gonna go and tag that adress as a streamer/youtuber adress that is prone to being "pranked" like that?
how can they even swat people without looking into the case first? its insane that the police have that much power to just decide to do this without a proper reason.
The thing is sometimes there’s not time to go ok I’m going to take a few days and go through this groups of peoples records and where they have been in the past month blah blah blah. No it’s like this group of people at this location are planning on doing a mass shooting at so and so tonight. There’s no time and teams like this genuinely do save lives.
Because its SWAT, Special Weapons And Tactics. They are called for things like bomb threats and terrorists. Looking into the case usually takes too much time for things like a bomb threat or a suspected terrorist, crucial time and lives is potentially on the line and they have to act fast.
Imagine the inverse of this though. What if it was a genuine situation and in the time it took them to investigate if they should even go to the situation, people died. We'd all be talking about how useless they were for not responding. As far as they were concerned, people's lives were in immediate danger, and in that situation, every minute counts. It sucks that there are people out there putting innocent people's lives at risk for shits and giggles and they deserve to be prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law, but I'm not going to blame the police for reacting the way they did.
@@Npyne well we're already complaining when we hear of a woman killed by her BF even after multiple police calls to come over.. :/ They ever swat for that but, ya know.
QT: I have PTSD from having a bunch of guns aimed for me while I’m just trying to chill at home Self proclaimed tough guys in a RU-vid shorts comment section: tOuGhEn Up OmG
My friends uncle pulled up next to me when I was waiting on my mom in the middle of the night, dude pointed a gun and sped off, I was in middle ATM so it was mad scary but I ain't say nun cuz me snd tha friend are close
Absolutely not a single comment said this. Even I am usually a person who says "yeah theres people with much bigger problems than you" but even I know that swatting and doxxing is generally one of the worst things to ever happen.
I refuse to believe someone is doing this as a prank. This is malicious intent. You are trying to get someone killed. This has to be someone with some kind of delusion that one of these streamers has slighted them and now they "deserve" to be shot. No one with even a semblance of sanity would do this as a prank.
They do it to get content from it. They go oh this will be entertaining that’s why it’s best to end the stream before you draw any attention at all that you have been swatted. This makes you a prime target for more swattings because you make content of it, you show it.
@@The_New_Mexican_Dogbro talking about your experience being falsely swatted doesn't equate to you condoning and making the problem worse you're genuinely victim blaming here stop it be smarter then that.
The swatter that caused this incident actually did get a streamer killed in another call in 2017. And is probably why they got 20 years in jail instead of just a few years.
To some degree I understand it, but Jesus Christ America, you can't just break down someone's door and point a rifle to their head without any evidence or justification.
@@jasonclassmate2292 Its essentially what they did even if the door wasn't broken down they went into the house pointed a gun with no wcidence and gave someone ptsd
@@creepercalvin tf, so if there may be an emergency in a house potentially involving guns, you won't enter because of lack of evidence? If I hear a gun shot in my neighbor's house I want a fucking swat team there that isn't asking me to provide evidence that I heard a gun shot.
Some people are so sick, any amount of control they can get makes them feel important, even if it endangers people's lives. A dangerous lack of empathy.
Okay the first half got me as “what a scumbag, but I’m sure things can be resolved” then the second part of that hit me like a truck. Whoever called needs to be arrested and put under attempted murder or even attempted manslaughter, whatever it is they needs to have the book thrown at them.
These swatters are people you work with, friends, classmates, coworkers. Empty people like this do not show it 24/7. Take any warning signs about others with extreme care, as it could be the tip of a much darker person
The fact that people do this is disgraceful! Trust me I have some very strongly worded language for these kinds of people, but YT won’t have it, so I’ll make it simple: People who do this to streamers deserve to go to prison! Life is too harsh, but at the very least 5 years! It’s not the police’s fault either. If they received a tip that forced them to bring in SWAT, they think there is a hostage situation! They have to treat that with aggression because they don’t know if it’s a prank or not! People have died because some basement dwelling neanderthals thought it would be good laugh to watch armored police barge in on a Twitch stream! This stuff is no joke. SWAT needs to be ready for actual hostage situations! It’s a waste of their valuable time and resources, and it can cause psychological and physical harm to innocent victims on the receiving end of the “prank”
It’s so sad that many youtubers and streamers get swatted because they’re normal just like us. Just because they’re more popular and well known doesn’t mean that they don’t have feelings and fears like all of us. I wonder what the person who called the swatted on them would feel if they were to get swatted once or more times.
To stop this from happening you would want to talk to your local police department to ensure that if a call like this happens a swat team isn't sent to your streaming home or location since they will have that information to ensure no mistake like this happens.
How do swat teams not know about this stuff yet? Like EMS crews will pick an old lady off the florr once and remember her house forever but does the SWAT team not remember the third time they go to a house "oh yeah we were prank called here 3 times before"???
Honestly? My best guess is that they're not focused on helping or saving people. They're only focused on neutralizing the threat, however that may occur
The calm that washes over you when a gun is pointed at you is honestly insane. You’re brain just goes into 100% survival mode and only after your no longer in danger do you break down.
It’s adrenaline, And honestly not everyone is able to stay calm. If you’re able to stay incredibly calm during a life or death situation you have a very strong headspace
Just for anyone that is thinking of swatting a streamer. You will be found and you will get put in prison for it. Nobody has gotten away with it, nobody ever will.
As much as i wish that was true, it's most certainly not; people routing through other countries or calling directly from them have and will continue to get away with it unfortunately...
actually@@ninjablade2 sorry for correcting you but i dont want to risk someone seeing your comment and deciding to do it, you will absolutely get caught, i believe this counts as cyber terrorism, if it doesnt, you will still get caught, you will still go to prison. you are NOT anonymous while you are online. especially not from the goverment
@@BenBWZ I mean, the only people who would see it and do it are the people i would HOPE would be charged with cyber terrorism, that being said I have no faith in the people investigating to have any power over people calling from other countries/routing through them with any competency
One thing I highly recommend, especially in 2024, NEVER turn your stream off. Atleast private it. Cause if you get fucked and there's no footage or audio, then who you think they gonna believe? Their brothers in blue ofc! If I ever stream, it's not gonna work out for the other person on the other side of the screen 😉
100% real. Which people toss around PTSD but I understood it when I got into my own apartment as an adult. Your home. Your safety. At 3am I was woken up with loud knocks at my door, my doorknob turning. Thank god it was locked. I had never been so scared. It left me paralyzed. Your not the person you think you are in fear. I heard a guy loudly yell, "Sarah! Thats not our apartment!" And the sounds stopped. I ran to the door and saw my neighbor and her husband stumble drunkenly to their door. No harm done, simple misunderstanding. When i turn on my dryer it gives out loud knocks and it freaks me out. I can only turn it on when im at work. Nothing happened and im still jumpy. I cant imagine the other way, with someone wanting to do you harm
I know it's mainly the prankers who are at fault, and that the police are doing their job, and that it's usually a really serious situation, but do they really have to be so intense to the point you give innocent people ptsd? Like not even giving them a chance to understand the situation or explain just treating them like wanted criminals right away?
@@Gwazi I don't see the need to get violent right away though. Of course they are right to be armed, considering there is a chance those inside are also armed, but as a human being, I think they should assess the situation and see if it is even necessary to be threatening as soon as they get inside. I understand it's high stress, but them not making sure of the situation can leave innocent people traumatized severely. If people are visibly unarmed and not doing anything suspicious, just living their own lives, does that give them a right to point deadly weapons at them and yell at them, threatening them that if they make any sudden movements they will shoot? There is a difference from being on guard and being on the offensive.
You’re forgetting that they’re receiving a phone call from someone claiming to be inside the house armed with a gun ready to kill police officers. It’s not exactly something you want to walk into the conversation in mind
@@snicksss The caller also claimed to have hostages who he was going to kill, which Forces the police to have a quick response time and attempt to clear the building
The thing is this is rarely the case and when it is they are caught. The majority of these calls are done on beater phones in different locations by people who are smart enough to get away with it.
Can you grow up honestly? There’s no fucking racial bias with policing, there’s just inherent bias against anyone who’s not a police officer. You’re not more likely to be killed by corrupt cops because you’re black, you’re likely to be killed by corrupt cops because they’re corrupt cops. White people get their rights trampled and victimized by police all the same. Trying to make it into a race issue when it’s not detract from fixing the actual corruption an ego in our police departments
Considering it's a felony to make a false 911 call, if ppl actually have the brains to make a criminal complaint, the caller will be a felon and won't have a fair number of rights
In the uk our police don’t have guns they responded to a terrorist attack and they fought the armed terrorists with batons A police officer wrestled a gun out the hand of a criminal and used pepper spray on the guy
I’m not saying it’s stupid but I’m saying it’s stupid. Why risk lives trying to take. A knife to a gun fight when the opponent, well has a gun. It’s lives that don’t need to be risked.
I got swatted one day. I just complied with the cops and soon enough, they were apologizing to me and left me with a single patrol cop. Turns out there was a mixup and they swatted the wrong apartment, the dude an apartment over jumped out of the 4th story window and broke his leg, the rest of the cops went down to pick him up. It was pretty scary at first, but the look on that patrol cop's face when he realized they got the wrong apartment was priceless. Got some money from the PD for damages (they broke our door with a ram.
No your friend could have had a weapon like a knife on him. You are only supposed to get out of the car when instructed. Truly a lack of proper research was the cause of this.
@@The_New_Mexican_Dog that's the point. Everything you said only applies in the US. In the rest of the world you can get out of the car and have a human conversation with the policeman
@@The_New_Mexican_Dog everyone with potentially a gun their poket sounds the opposite of safe. This is just my personal opinion and i simply shared it on a comment. Sorry if triggered you, that wasn't the purpose. Be safe out there ✌️
same thing happened to another fellow twitch streamer a couple years ago, dr. lupo. what made his situation worse was it was three times in the same day, first and second time his SON AND WIFE WERE NOT HOME AND ON THE WAY HOME, and then he was home. his kid was at home. if anyone even remotely thinks this is funny or quirky or makes you stand out and be cool, i fear for the future you strive to achieve. because your first step is the nuthouse for an evaluation. this can have lasting effects on someone including their kids in bens case. anyone who does this just needs to jump off the grand canyon. disrespectfully. there is no underlying medical condition that makes you a dick.
Funny how people use medical terms so carelessly that we now have to say "diagnosed" even though that word is gonna be used carelessly within the next 5 years.
I don't think this is true, as Lud and QT said themselves, after the first they simply never said anything about being swated when they were because it would only embolden the swaters to do it more; they continued to be swated many, many more times though thankfully they were able to have much more leeway on subsequent incidents after it happening so many times... People who are swated now i'm sure simply say nothing as it's worse to let them know they were successful, hense the impression it's gotten better...
The kids of gen X... 2019, a case of swatting caused by 19 year old.... 1964 is the last year of a boomer, and that would put the youngest Boomer at having this kid at 35, when it's biologically more likely that this is a child of Gen X'ers. Biology and math, dude.
