IShowSpeed stream sniper commits hit and run as news helicopter catches the whole thing

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IShowSpeed discovered someone who was interfering with his San Francisco outing was also responsible for a hit-and-run incident.

I’m still blown away by IShowSpeed’s recent US tour! He seriously went all out, hitting 25 states in just 35 days at the end of August. It’s been a huge success – everyone’s been loving it – although I heard it cost him around a million dollars to pull off! Definitely worth it though, seeing how happy his fans are.

However, the tour hasn’t been without its issues. In Texas, Speed faced the possibility of being charged with inciting a riot during a pit stop, and in Utah, fans drove recklessly around him. At one point, his tour bus had to stop because fans surrounded it and were driving erratically in front of it.

While Speed was in San Francisco, someone driving nearby intentionally blocked his path at an intersection, disrupting his journey.

IShowSpeed stream sniper rams into motorbike

When a car blocked his path, Speed popped out of his sunroof and told the driver to move. “Go! It’s clear now! This guy is clueless, man,” he shouted repeatedly while the driver filmed him.

After the car started moving again, it crashed into a stopped motorcycle. Instead of stopping to help the rider, the driver sped away, with the ABC7 news helicopter – which was already filming the scene – following in pursuit.

The streamer said whatever just happened was probably the most unbelievable thing he’d ever witnessed during a live broadcast, jokingly calling the person who left a “donut.”

Viewers noticed the news helicopter clearly filmed the car’s license plate, meaning the driver couldn’t avoid being identified after hitting the cyclist and not stopping.

Someone driving an Audi committed a crime while being broadcast on live television, according to witnesses. Another person pointed out that the incident was captured by hundreds of cameras. Others believed the police and city officials would definitely investigate and prosecute, given the clear video evidence.

This isn’t the first time someone on Speed’s tour has faced legal issues. In Idaho, a 20-year-old driver has been charged with a felony – leaving the scene of an accident that injured a 14-year-old – after an incident during a tour stop.

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2025-09-26 13:19