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Braden “Clavicular” Eric Peters, a well-known streamer, has been arrested twice so far in 2026. His most recent arrest was on March 26 in Fort Lauderdale, Florida.
Early reports say it’s related to a situation involving his girlfriend and another TikTok influencer. The charge listed in the records is battery, which falls under misdemeanor assault.This comes just weeks after his first arrest in February. This previous case received a lot of attention online because it happened during a live broadcast. Although both incidents spread quickly on social media, the results were very different.
One case has been dropped, while the other remains new and evolving.
Eric Peters, Braden “Clavcular” Arrested Twice in 2026 with Charges Dropped in February and Battery Case Coming Up in March
Clavcular’s first arrest took place on February 7, 2026 in Scottsdale, Arizona, near Arizona State University. He was broadcasting live in the Old City’s nightlife district when police arrested him. People watching the stream saw the moment things changed, but the exact reason wasn’t entirely clear at the time.Later, online clips and allegations suggested he may have used a fake ID to enter the bar while he was underage.
On the same day, an X user named @FearedBuck shared a post listing the potential charges. These included felony forgery, drug possession or use, and a misdemeanor count of forged identification.However, just a few days later, there was a major update. On February 11, 2026, New York Times journalist Joseph Bernstein shared on Channel X that the Maricopa County District Attorney had decided to drop all charges. The official reason given was “lack of reasonable prospect of conviction”.
This means that the case has not moved forward.Then came the second arrest.On March 26, 2026, Clavcular was taken into custody in Fort Lauderdale, Florida. Reports say that this incident was related to a live-streamed discussion between his girlfriend and another influencer. This time, the charge in question was the “battery.”His photo quickly spread across social media after the arrest. According to details shared again by @FearedBuck, his bond has been set at $1,000.
The records also showed basic personal details and indicated the shipping status.By March 27, 2026, another update came. The same X user claimed that Clavcular was released from prison. Shortly after coming out, Clavcular posted a short message on X. It was just one word, but it caught attention because of the timing.In a separate development, his fellow Androgenic podcaster also spoke about it. He said working with Clavcular is difficult and described its content as “inorganic”.Currently, Clavcular has two recorded arrests in 2026. One case has already been dismissed, while the second remains the most recent case that people are monitoring.
