Florida AG James Uthmeier Asked About Clavicular Shooting Dead Gator on Stream – His Response!
March 27, 2026
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as posted by the channelKick streamer Clavicular (Braden Peters) went mega-viral for unloading over 20 rounds from a handgun into a dead alligator floating in the Everglades during a live IRL stream. Florida Fish & Wildlife (FWC) quickly launched an investigation, and now Florida Attorney General James Uthmeier has been directly asked about the reckless stunt.In the clip, AG Uthmeier addresses the influencer’s actions, Florida wildlife laws, and potential consequences — even though the gator appeared already dead. Clavicular was arrested the same day on a separate misdemeanor battery warrant (his second arrest in weeks), and Kick has banned him.Florida takes discharging firearms at alligators seriously — permit or not. Is this clout-chasing gone too far, or just another day in the swamp?Full story exploding across X and news sites right now. What’s your take — charges coming or slap on the wrist? Comment below!
#Clavicular #AlligatorShooting #FloridaAG #JamesUthmeier #KickStreamer #Everglades #FWC #ViralStream #Looksmaxxing @AGJamesUthmeier
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