Storror, a well-known parkour group on YouTube, has removed Callum Powell as a member. This follows his guilty plea to charges involving the creation and possession of indecent images of children.
On May 10th, Storror announced on Instagram that they had removed Powell from the team, effective immediately.
storror says team was “profoundly shocked and distressed”
On May 7th, the Storror team learned that Callum Powell had admitted guilt to charges involving the creation and possession of illegal images of children, according to a released statement.
“Prior to this the team was unaware that Callum had faced these charges.”
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The group stated that these crimes are shocking and that everyone on the team is deeply upset.
Storror has always aimed to inspire young people, so Callum’s recent actions are a serious letdown and a breach of the trust we and our audience have in him.
The statement confirmed Powell had been removed from the group immediately.
Callum is no longer with Storror, effective immediately, and has no further connection to the company.
Storror stated they won’t be making any further comments right now due to the current legal case.
Storror, a team formed in 2010, has gained a large following with over 11 million subscribers on YouTube. They’re known for their incredible parkour videos, and have also collaborated with director Michael Bay, who created a documentary about the group called ‘We Are Storror,’ released in 2025.
As reported by The Argus, Powell has been released on bail with restrictions. He’s not allowed to contact children, and any devices he uses to access the internet must be provided to the police. He’s scheduled to be sentenced in July.
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2026-05-10 15:18