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Braden “Clavicular” Eric Peters, a well-known looksmaxxing streamer, has been arrested two times so far in 2026. His latest arrest happened on March 26 in Fort Lauderdale, Florida. Early reports say it was linked to a situation involving his girlfriend and another TikTok influencer. The charge mentioned in records is battery, which falls under misdemeanor assault.This comes just weeks after his first arrest in February. That earlier case got a lot of attention online because it happened during a livestream. While both incidents spread fast on social media, the outcomes have been very different. One case was dropped, while the other is still fresh and developing.

Braden “Clavicular” Eric Peters arrested twice in 2026 as February charges get dropped and March battery case emerges

Clavicular’s first arrest took place on February 7, 2026, in Scottsdale, Arizona, near Arizona State University. He was live streaming in the Old Town nightlife area when police detained him. People watching the stream saw the moment things changed, but the exact reason was not fully clear at that time.Later, clips and claims online suggested that he may have used a fake ID to enter a bar while underage. On the same day, an X user named @FearedBuck shared a post listing possible charges. These included felony forgery, drug possession or use, and a misdemeanor related to a false ID.However, just a few days later, there was a major update. On February 11, 2026, journalist Joseph Bernstein from The New York Times shared on X that the Maricopa County Attorney decided to drop all charges. The official reason given was “no reasonable likelihood of conviction.” This meant the case did not move forward.Then came the second arrest.On March 26, 2026, Clavicular was taken into custody in Fort Lauderdale, Florida. Reports say this incident was connected to a livestreamed argument involving his girlfriend and another influencer. This time, the listed charge was “battery.”His mugshot quickly spread across social media after the arrest. According to details shared again by @FearedBuck, his bond was set at $1,000. The records also showed basic personal details and noted the charge status.By March 27, 2026, another update came in. The same X user claimed that Clavicular had been released from jail. Shortly after getting out, Clavicular posted a short message on X. It was just one word, but it caught attention because of the timing.In a separate development, fellow streamer Androgenic also spoke about him. He said working with Clavicular is difficult and described his content as “inorganic.”Right now, Clavicular has two arrests on record in 2026. One case has already been dismissed, while the second remains the latest situation people are watching.