Twitch streamers receive during the livestream

Santa Monica, California. – – Three popular Twitch streamers were bothered by a “stalker”, while the live streaming at Santa Monica Pier streamed live over the weekend, with the man threatening to fight and kill the women. The Santa Monica police say that she examines the incident and tries to identify the man from the video.

Valkyraes Livestream

What we know:

The attack occurred on Sunday, March 2, with her friends, other streamers Cinna and Emiru a non -stop -Live stream.

The group sent their trip to the Santa Monica Pier and Pacific Park. When the group rose from the Ferris wheel, they went to a crouching man who had stopped the group and asked if he could sing a song for them.

Then he asked about Emirus phone number in exchange for the song. The woman nervously distracted the man's request and withdrew, called him a “stalker”. He was quickly excited.

The women tried to continue, clearly still uncomfortable, but the man followed. If you decide to leave the park, a dispute outside the screen can be heard, someone called: “I will be fighting you now.”

The video then shows how the man triggers the women and continues his threats and said: “I will kill you now.”

The women immediately demand security that try to defuse the situation and the women run away. The stream cut off shortly afterwards.

Valkyrae, Cinna React

What you say:

The next day, Valkyrae and Cinna shared their story about the attack on another live stream.

“We are very shocked and this clip does not do justice to how scary it was,” said Cinna.

The women said that the man who threatened her had turned to her earlier a day, but when he asked to sing a song, they did not recognize him because he was wearing different clothes.

They praised the help of their cameraman and their employees that they tried to protect them during the stream.

“Emily was ready to fight him, even though he pulled things out of his pockets,” said Valkyrae.

The women said that the attacker “would be very happy and very nice and then feel threatened and quickly become aggressive,” and added that the man outside the camera hit anger near wiggle box.

They said they got away when they ran in a nearby shop after the stream got dark. A shop employee moved the group to the back of the business where they hid until the police arrived.

Police investigation

Grab deeper:

The man came away and was gone when the officers arrived there, the police said. In a statement on Fox 11, the Santa Monica police announced that it checked the video.

According to the numbers:

The three women are incredibly popular in the streaming community, with millions of supporters between the three.

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