Kick Streamer “N3on” Has Been Sentenced To 1 Year In Prison In Dubai For Illegally Filming

Kick Streamer “N3on” Has Been Sentenced To 1 Year In Prison In Dubai For Illegally Filming

Streamers have been doing the most lately, going to the extreme to pull crazy stunts all in the name of creating content. Although some are actually cool with their creative content, others come off as stupid pranks, harassment and more.

While we currently do not have much info on this, it’s been reported that Kick streamer N3on has been arrested in Dubai.

Reports circulating on social media, particularly on X, formerly Twitter, is that N3on was arrested and has been sentenced to one year in prison in Dubai for illegally filming.

Kick Streamer N3on is being sentenced to 1 year in prison in Dubai for Illegally filming pic.twitter.com/QRXAjuA0a9

— FearBuck (@FearedBuck) April 12, 2024

The news is currently making rounds on X, garnering lots of reactions from netizens. “Deserved, maybe streamers will stop harassing people when doing irl streams now,” someone commented.

“This is amazing news if i do say so myself,” another person wrote. “Streamers that harassed people as content getting locked up. 2024 isn’t that bad,” someone else penned.

“Ngl .. I think it’s fucked up they gave him a year instead of just sending bro back to America or sum. I think they just tryna make a example of him,” another user wrote. “Good good, and not because of him as person but to streamers to understand y’all gotta stop fing with people,” someone added.

However, Dexerto is calling the report false. “Kick streamer N3on has been arrested in Dubai and is being detained, Dexerto sources have confirmed. Rumors have circulated social media that he has been sentenced to a year in prison. That is not accurate,” the page wrote in a tweet.

Kick streamer N3on has been arrested in Dubai and is being detained, Dexerto sources have confirmed.

Rumors have circulated social media that he has been sentenced to a year in prison. That is not accurate. pic.twitter.com/5WilE5RfsT

— Dexerto (@Dexerto) April 12, 2024