As a long-time fan of the streaming community, I’ve always admired the camaraderie and creativity that it fosters. However, incidents like the one involving Shoovy and Turbski1 at TwitchCon 2024 are a stark reminder that even in this virtual world, real-life problems can surface.
Streamer Shoovy has submitted a police complaint following an incident at TwitchCon where another streamer shoved him onto a moving train.
At TwitchCon 2024, a vast number of streamers and supporters flocked to San Diego. The event primarily serves to honor the platform and foster camaraderie among streamer groups, but over time, these communities have presented certain challenges, as witnessed this year as well.
On September 20, while Streamer Shoovy was live on Kick, he had a verbal dispute with another streamer as they were leaving the venue. Yet, just as Shoovy walked away with his back turned, Streamer Turbski1 shoved him, causing him to collide with an oncoming train.
In the heat of the moment, I spun on my heels, “What in the world is going on here?” I exclaimed, “Scram now!” was Turbski1’s retort, as we exchanged heated words before parting our ways.
Kick streamers got into an argument outside TwitchCon and pushed the guy into a moving train 😬
— FearBuck (@FearedBuck) September 21, 2024
After the incident, the person who was attacked (by the streamer) communicated with the police, expressing his desire to file charges, which eventually led to the submission of a police report.
Shoovy explained to the officer that their conversation was related to an old dispute he had with one of his friends, which occurred a few weeks back.
In simpler terms, “They kept on challenging me, trying to provoke me by saying things like ‘Why can’t you stand up for yourself now?’ It was obvious that they were trying to instigate a fight. He grabbed my phone, started shoving me, and then held it in his hands,” he explained to the officer before the altercation began.
Shoovy has continued to criticize Turbski1 on his Twitter/X account, saying, “Foolish character! You’re now facing attempted murder charges, while I’m peacefully enjoying myself. I’ve learned not to get in trouble because of people like you idiots. I’ll be laughing at your predicament.
Originally, you said: “Goofy ass mf now they got your ass on attempted murder and I’m just relaxing here. I learned not to get suspended because of you idiots, I’ll be laughing at you why are you locked up? Was it really worth it? Bro, crashing out over me, that’s funny. You packed yourself up for what?
— Shoovy (@shoovy1x) September 21, 2024
The individual who captured the event on video was a streamer known as DBR666 on Kick, who has since stirred up several problems following allegations of harassment towards numerous creators during TwitchCon in San Diego.
Among the individuals involved, xQc was caught on camera running away from someone and labeling him as a “strange fellow” following instances of questionable remarks. Additionally, DBR has faced accusations of sexual misconduct, with claims that he made inappropriate physical contact towards Twitch streamer Nmplol during a live broadcast.
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2024-09-21 15:18