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Popular YouTuber and Rumble streamer Bryan Quang Le, who goes by the online pseudonym RiceGum, recently experienced a swatting incident during his latest livestream (October 14). For those unfamiliar with the term "swatting," it basically involves a viewer falsely reporting a threat to the authorities, often targeting well-known individuals.
watting has unfortunately become a recurring problem for streamers. RiceGum was the most recent victim of this prank, leading to a situation where he had a tense encounter with law enforcement.
The streamer, visibly spooked by the approaching police, promptly exited his car. A couple of officers appeared in the distance to question him while another officer approached his vehicle and inspected the interior to ensure everything was in order. The cops, however, could be heard asking:
"Are you live streaming right now?"
RiceGum responded:
"Yeah, on Rumble...It's like a livestreaming (inaudible). It's like Twitch and YouTube."
The questioning continued for approximately 10 minutes before the streamer returned to his car and remarked:
"Yo, chat, what the f**k! Who the f**k (swatted me). Look at my hands, it's oily! I'm scared, I want my mom."
