Dr. Disrespect says that someone shot his house twice a week

Guy Beahm, better known as the noisy Battlefields of PlayerUnknown Dr. Disrespect, the banner, abruptly stopped broadcasting Twitch, following an attempted shooting at his home.

The news of this apparent shootout spread mainly because of the live broadcast of Beahm, where Call of Duty only to leave his station following an unknown noise. He breaks the character and says, "Someone shot our house. Broke the fucking window upstairs. It's the second shot. Someone shot yesterday in our fucking house. Before the broadcast ends, Beahm is visibly upset and shouts "you, pussy" to anyone who has committed the shooting.

The details are rare for the moment, but as Polygon According to reports, the authorities in Beahm's hometown in southern California confirmed that it was the second report that a shot was fired at someone's house. matched Beahm's description.

The stream has since been renamed to say that Beahm is safe and that "appropriate action is being taken". Beahm did not immediately respond to a request for comment.

Beahm, one of the personalities who helped popularize Royal Battle Online Games, has a long history of being driven by his viewers. In the past, most of the interactions were rather weak, even if they were boring for the moped character: the players will try to find him in the game, only to try to play with his experience. Tactics range from naming offensive things, to auditory assaults and even to abuse of emotes. Beahm's reactions ranged from fun to anger, sometimes threatening to even find stalkers in real life.

"They would not do anything to me, I tell you right now," said Beahm Fortnite live stream, in response to his trolls. "Nothing, that's the beauty of it all, ladies and gentlemen … you would not do anything if I stood right next to you.

More generally, Internet personalities often have to deal with all sorts of harassment, from bombarding social media to viewers by calling false reports to the police. Earlier this year, a man named Tyler Barriss was indicted after calling 911 to the hoax, resulting in the death of Andrew Finch at the hands of police officers who mistakenly believed Finch was dangerous. The motivation behind the apparent shooting of Beahm is currently unknown.