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Alleged “Citizen’s Arrest” Leaves Braden Peters Hospitalized After Miami Night Out
7/25/2026, 11:55:16 PM
Alleged Citizen’s Arrest Leads to Physical Altercation
A video captured outside Miami’s City Hall shows two men forcing Braden Peters—known online as “Clavicular”—to the ground while claiming to be making a “citizen’s arrest.” The men, identified as bodyguards from a nightclub that Peters and his associate “Drago” had just left, grabbed Peters and wrestled him onto the asphalt in a parking-lot setting. During the struggle, Peters was pinned on his back, briefly choked, and reported difficulty breathing on a live stream.
Video Evidence and Immediate Aftermath
The footage, shared by Drago, shows the altercation escalating before Miami police arrived on the scene. Police presence did not result in any arrests, and Peters does not appear in the Miami-Dade jail roster. After the incident, Peters posted on X (formerly Twitter) on Saturday morning, thanking Drago and describing the episode in a light-hearted tone. The video also captures opposing statements from the men involved, though the audio is unclear.
Prior Incidents Involving Braden Peters
The incident follows a previous encounter in March, when Peters faced a misdemeanor battery charge after police alleged he instigated a fight between a 19-year-old woman and his then-girlfriend, Violet, who is 24. Sources close to Peters dispute that narrative, suggesting a different version of events.
Official Responses and Unresolved Details
Miami police have not released a formal statement regarding the alleged citizen’s arrest or the identities of the men involved. No charges have been filed, and the lack of an arrest record leaves the legal status of the encounter uncertain. The conflicting accounts from the participants and the absence of official clarification constitute the primary gaps in the current reporting.
