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A well-known YouTuber from Houston reportedly left the country after he was accused of kidnapping two women and threatening them with a gun before allegedly leaving them on the side of the road on I-10.

On November 23, a famous YouTuber reportedly made plans to spend time with two women. According to reports, after the trio went on an excursion to ride ATV’s, they visited a bowling alley where they hung out and met some of his friends. While there, the man allegedly began acting strange and told the women it was because he noticed that individuals from a rival gang were there. He left without them, but one of his friends gave the women a ride to get their belongings out of the man’s vehicle.

When they arrived, the man offered the women a ride home, but when they got in the car, he allegedly started traveling in the opposite direction on I-10. Instead of taking them home, the man reportedly left them on the side of the road. A passerby spotted them and called the authorities, and the women were found by deputies with the Waller County Sheriff’s Office.

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YouTube influencer Nikita Dragun was arrested at an upscale Florida hotel after alleged unruly behavior involving baring too much of herself at the pool and assaulting the police when they showed up at the door to her room. 

Nikita Dragun (born Nikita Nguyen) is a 26-year-old influencer, model, and makeup artist with 3.5 million YouTube subscribers, and almost 9 million Instagram followers. 

On November 7, Nikita was at The Goodtime Hotel in Miami Beach. 

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A gang member in Florida is facing charges after the authorities heard one of his songs on YouTube and asserted that some of the lyrics were breaking the electronic communications law. 

26-year-old Tito Burney is From St. Petersburg. It is reported that he is a member of a local gang called Auburn Park. 

According to reports, Burney has a YouTube channel with three homemade rap videos posted on it. 

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Comedian Andy Dick was arrested in an Orange County RV Campground after being accused of sexually assaulting another man at the site. 

56-year-old Andy Dick is a professional comic who hails from Charleston, South Carolina. He has three children, and he is divorced. In 2006 he publicly announced that he is bi-sexual.  

Dick is well known for his comedic content revolving around recreational drug use and drinking. 

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Two Florida teenagers reportedly threw Slushies at people walking on the street while filming the icy assaults for YouTube material.

19-year-old Rafael Mercado lives in Pinellas Park, Florida, where he works for Salvo Technologies.

Around 2:00 pm on September 4, Mercado took a drive with Ke’ziyah McKay, 18, in the passenger’s seat.

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After a protest at a Scottsdale mall, Jake Paul was accused of taking part in criminal trespassing and unlawful assembly, and he is fighting the allegations against him.

Last weekend, a protest took place at Fashion Square Mall in Scottsdale, Arizona, that involved in the illegal entry to the building after it was closed.

While inside, the protestors reportedly looted and destroyed sections inside of the mall.

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When two Florida teenagers allegedly used a Walmart as the stage, and the patrons as the unknowing cast for the reportedly humorous COVID-19 internet video they were recording, they arrested for the antics.

Amos Troublefield and Antonio Green are a duo of 18-year-olds who reportedly produce videos and upload the content to YouTube for viewers to enjoy.

On May 9, the pair reportedly went to Walmart in Vero Beach to collect the footage for their next online feature, with the topic of the COVID-19 pandemic as its focus.

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A Visalia couple is facing charges for allegedly parking a bicycle in front of their residents in an attempt to catch thieves and then assaulting them with a baseball bat while recording the attacks.

25-year-old Corey Curnutt and his wife, 29-year-old Savannah Grillot, a Lemoore sailor, moved into a new home in Visalia, California at the end of spring last year.

After the couple settled into their new place they were involved in two instances involving people breaking into their vehicle.

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In an alleged attempt to gain recognition on YouTube, two teenagers reportedly scripted and acted out what appeared to be a real kidnapping at a mall in Forsyth County causing onlookers with massive concern to notify the authorities.

Some of the visitors at The Collection mall were shaken up on July 3 when they believed they had seen a kidnapping in the act of taking place.

Many people called 911 to report the incident, saying that they had seen a woman with her hands tied and something covering her head being driven out of the mall parking lot. The worried citizens also stated that the purported victim was screaming and saying that the driver was going to murder her.

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A Los Angeles man with a YouTube rap career is facing felony charges due to accusations that he was pimping an 18-year-old Orange County woman.

The Orange County Human Trafficking Task Force recently received notification from a young woman’s family regarding their concerns that their relative was being forced into prostitution.

The suspect believed to be responsible for the girl’s sex work, 31-year-old Angel Ortiz Diamond, uses the professional stage name “Benjiboy Staccs” in his music career.

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