Sue Jacquot, known online as GrammaCrackers, was reportedly beaten while doing a long Minecraft live stream to help raise money for her grandson’s cancer treatment. The 81-year-old Twitch streamer has been live for over fifteen days trying to beat Minecraft without quitting the stream.
Her challenge quickly gained attention online as many viewers were moved by her efforts to help her 17-year-old grandson during his difficult health battle.Things got scary in the early hours of May 19 when police suddenly arrived at her home after someone made a fake emergency call. According to GrammaCrackers, about five SWAT vehicles, two dozen police cars, drones and several armed officers showed up at her property. Officers entered the home and woke her while she was sleeping. Although the situation could have been very dangerous, GrammaCrackers later surprised viewers by saying that she actually thought the experience was “Kind of interesting.”
GrammaCrackers is staying positive after a shockwave interrupted a Minecraft fundraiser
GrammaCrackers spoke about the incident in a video uploaded to her YouTube channel. She explained that she was deeply asleep when the officers entered her home. While recalling that moment, she joked about meeting A.J “Beautiful policewoman” She said everyone treated her kindly during the situation.
She also shared that her family hugged her tightly after everything that happened, which made her emotional. According to Gramma Crackers, all the attention from her children and grandchildren made her feel loved during the scary moment.
She even said she enjoyed the police car ride afterward.The Twitch streamer first began creating online content in October 2025. While Minecraft has become her most popular game, she has also played Rocket League, Roblox, and Fortnite. Last month, she even celebrated her first Fortnite Victory Royale. However, Minecraft has remained a favorite among its loyal viewers, which is why many people have followed its ongoing challenge stream.Netizens quickly reacted to the beating incident with anger and concern. Several people noted how upsetting they were when someone targeted an elderly woman who was simply trying to raise money for her grandson’s medical treatment. Others hope the extra attention from the news will help attract more viewers and donations to its fundraising campaign.Even after the terrifying experience, GrammaCrackers didn’t stop challenging Minecraft. Instead, the 81-year-old broadcaster kept pushing forward, showing viewers she wasn’t ready to give up anytime soon.
