Foolishly playing with guns when drunk, gamers are kicked out of the Esports organization in bitterness

Carl Riemer – Twitch streamer, SoaR Gaming’s Call of Duty player immediately received a bitter ending when he made a very stupid action: pulled out his gun and shot it right on the live broadcast. Although no one was injured, this incident has severely affected his life and career: channel Twitch banned, organized Esports also announced the removal of Carl Riemer from the squad.
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An unfortunate incident happened during the meeting live stream yesterday when Carl Riemer had a little yeast in him. When I pulled out my pistol to “play” and pointed the barrel straight at the camera, streamer This guy insists that the magazine has been removed and that it is not dangerous. However, to his astonishment, a bullet flew out destroying the expensive video equipment when he pulled the trigger.
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Immediately after Carl Riemer’s Twitch channel was banned, SoaR Gaming also announced that it would terminate the contract with this streamer. Thought that was over, but no, this is not all the trouble this gamer has. Depending on the laws of each state, Carl Riemer may face a few legal problems. In the words of criminal lawyers, this action can be attributed to illegal use of weapons:

“Several states have laws that prohibit illegal use of firearms, including acts such as unauthorized discharge of a firearm, threatening or firing a weapon within 100 meters of a school zone, and shooting while intoxicated. .”
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Sharing with the audience on Youtube and Twitter later, Carl Riemer said he deeply regrets his actions. He has owned this gun for 2 years without causing any incident until yesterday. Although fortunate to not hurt himself, others as well as pets, the streamer said he is really “not okay” with the consequences that he has to endure. It’s not clear how Twitch will deal with this because there’s never been a precedent, but if the ban is permanent, his career and life will probably be as dark as the Rooster’s future. Most of Carl Riemer’s earnings currently come from Twitch because his Youtube channel only has more than 800,000 followers.

“Don’t play with guns” is a lesson that Carl Riemer sends to fans as well as other streamers if they do not want to suffer the same consequences as him.​