Update: Kick streamer Clavicular has been cleared of criminal wrongdoing by the Miami-Dade Sheriff's Office after running over an alleged stalker with his Tesla Cybertruck in Miami on Dec. 24, 2025, as previously reported. He was reinstated on the platform following a temporary ban.
Following the Dec. 24, 2025, live stream incident in Miami—where Clavicular drove his Cybertruck over a harassing individual, sparking backlash and a Kick ban—the Miami-Dade Sheriff's Office confirmed no criminal charges will be filed, per TMZ and law enforcement reports.
Clavicular celebrated his reinstatement on Kick by playing 'All I Do Is Win' and reacting enthusiastically to the news. While the victim's injuries stabilized, their identity remains undisclosed. Supporters like Adin Ross cited the harasser's history, framing it as self-defense, amid online debates labeling it otherwise.
Lingering questions persist about initial charge considerations and a fake mugshot circulating online. The resolution underscores tensions in IRL streaming, building on Clavicular's prior controversies including offensive content and cosmetic advice allegations.