Adin Ross arrest: Why did SWAT storm Andrew Tate ally's house during live Twitch stream?

Adin Ross has been arrested multiple times on stream because of an infamous practice among streamers known as 'Swatting.'

Viewers of the live streams manage to get the address of popular streamers and then call 911 and report these addresses to the police. The police are given fake calls reporting shootings or other serious crimes. The police, following protocol, gear up with guns and reach the address to take control of the situation. 'Swatting' has become a nuisance for Twitch streamers recently.

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Adin Ross has been 'Swatted' five times, and most of these came in the month of November last year. A body cam video of one such 'Swatting' incident has gone viral on YouTube. The event took place when Ross was living in his Miami condo with his girlfriend at the time, Pamela Gheriafi, more popularly known as Pamibaby. The streamer did not resist and cooperated with the police to resolve the situation.

The entire episode visibly shook Adin Ross up, and he even stopped streaming after the police left. He is not the only streamer that has faced this issue, as his close friend Darren Watkins Jr., more popularly known as IShowSpeed, was also swatted while filming in his backyard in Ohio.

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Andrew Tate reacts to Adin Ross's gym update

Andrew Tate and Adin Ross were a very unlikely pair. Both social media personalities have polar opposite personalities and somehow became good friends. During their various interactions, one thing 'Cobra' kept reiterating to the Twitch streamer was to get in good shape and start exercising daily.

After over a month of working out almost every day, the Twitch streamer showed his audience his progress, and Andrew Tate took to Twitter to say:

"The truth of my message manifests itself into men who are strong of body and strong of mind. The Matrix wants men weak so it can enslave us. This is why they lie about me. Adin is looking stronger. We'll try those push ups again when I'm free @adinross"

Ross has been publicly supporting Andrew Tate despite all the backlash the former kickboxing champion has been receiving. In fact, the Twitch streamer was reportedly one of the people that Tate chose as a visitor while he was in prison.

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