The well-known voice actor for Michael De Santa in Grand Theft Auto 5 (GTA 5), Ned Luke was once again (maybe the 7th time) swatted on a YouTube livestream, which put him in the middle of problems yet again. On December 30, 2023, this disturbing incident happened that startled and infuriated viewers.
Ned Luke, the famous GTA 5 Voice Actor has faced Another swatting incident during his Livestream
Ned Luke, who plays Michael De Santa in Grand Theft Auto V, has experienced multiple instances of “swatting” while live-streaming games on YouTube in the past few weeks.
In a video circulating on social media, Ned Luke can be seen reacting to an alleged unsuccessful effort at swatting.
Luke got a call about 33 minutes into his broadcast, alerting him of the swatting. His cool response was, “Hey, guys…oh, I’m getting swatted again. Isn’t that great? Let me go live. Alright, I’ll be right back guys.” And after dealing with the situation with the cops, he came back saying, “Nice try. Didn’t work, didn’t work. Did not work. Just another day in the neighborhood just like Mr. Rogers.”
It’s one of several attempts in recent weeks to apprehend the voice actor; regrettably, some of them have led to the arrival of police officers at his New York home. On November 23, 2023, Luke was previously the victim of swatting on a live broadcast. Nevertheless, Luke maintained his good humor during his Grand Theft Auto 5 gameplay stream, even with the apparent security risks.
If you are unfamiliar with the phrase, “swatting” refers to the act of a malicious person calling the police to a location and claiming that there is a serious enough situation there to call for a heavy-duty, armed response. It’s a far too frequent occurrence in the streaming world, and it occurred once more last night with Ned Luke.
Ever since he began posting videos to YouTube, Ned Luke has accumulated 175,000 subscribers. However, fans are confused and angry about this situation, as one X user said, “That’s not funny, whoever is doing this needs to be charged.” Unfortunately, it’s nearly hard to stop things like this from happening.
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