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Guy Accidentally Discharges Gun On Twitch, Gets Suspension
Call of Duty streamer Carl Riemer has been suspended by Twitch after accidentally firing a pistol during a livestream.
He was also removed from the roster of esports and content creation brand SoaR Gaming as a result of his actions.
We do not condone the actions on livestream by Carl last night. He has been removed from the SoaR Gaming roster effective immediately.
— SoaR (@SoaRGaming) March 5, 2020
During the livestream, Riemer jokingly says “Say I ain’t got money” while holding his pistol. The gun goes off unintentionally seconds later.
Twitter user @cam834 captured the incident:
https://twitter.com/cam834/status/1235503622496153606?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw%7Ctwcamp%5Etweetembed%7Ctwterm%5E1235503622496153606&ref_url=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.pcgamer.com%2Fstreamer-suspended-from-twitch-after-accidentally-firing-a-gun-on-stream%2F
An hour after SoaR announced on Twitter that they would be removing Riemer, he posted an apology on the platform.
Don't do what I did. Ever. Literally everything was going perfectly in life and one mistake ruined everything I've been doing for year. I cannot put into words how sorry I am and how dangerous what I did last night was. pic.twitter.com/O781ecXxJN
— Carl (@Carllamaa) March 5, 2020
Fortunately, the only casualty was a can of G-Fuel, but the incident is a reminder that guns are not toys to be played around with. While no one was hurt, Twitch’s and SoaR’s actions were probably the right ones.
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