Clavicular appeared in a chaotic viral video after a late-night confrontation in Miami. The online streamer, whose real name is Braden Eric Peters, was pinned to the pavement by two men before police reached the scene.
Eric Peters appeared to struggle with security before police responded to the scene
Drama Alert published footage showing Peters outside Miami City Hall on Friday night after an alleged dispute at a nearby nightlife venue. TMZ reported that the men who restrained him appeared to be security personnel from the club he and fellow streamer Drago had recently left.
The video shows the men grabbing Peters and taking him to the ground in a parking lot. One repeatedly says they are carrying out a “citizen’s arrest” as Peters struggles beneath them. At one point, Peters says he cannot breathe while one man appears to hold him around the neck.
Drago confronts the second man and questions whether the pair have the authority to detain Peters. Police later arrive as both sides appear to give officers different accounts of the confrontation.
The footage does not establish what happened inside the club or whether the men had a legal basis to restrain Peters. TMZ also reported that Peters did not appear in the Miami-Dade jail system after the incident. Miami police had not publicly confirmed an arrest or announced charges when the report appeared.
Peters later responded by reposting footage shared by Drago on X. “Drago is my right hand man, absolute legend. W Drago,” he wrote, without addressing the events that allegedly led to the struggle.
The Miami confrontation adds to a series of public controversies involving the Florida-based influencer. Peters previously walked out of a television interview after an Andrew Tate question. He also attracted attention when a judge went viral during his appearance in an alligator-related case.
Earlier this year, authorities arrested Peters on a misdemeanor battery warrant linked to an incident in Osceola County. Investigators alleged that he instigated a fight between two women and posted it online. Peters later faced a separate lawsuit containing allegations that his attorney denied.
The latest viral clip shows police responding, but it does not confirm that officers took Peters or either security worker into custody. Until authorities release more information, describing the encounter as an arrest would go beyond the available evidence.
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Reported by Misbah Pandith on Mandatory.
