SteveWillDoIt reportedly arrested after getting caught "disguising himself" at Universal Studios

On July 11, 2024, an alleged mugshot of prominent internet personality Steve "SteveWillDoIt's" arrest surfaced on social media. For context, the content creator recently visited Universal Studios and donated thousands of dollars. In a three-minute and 51-second video, the 25-year-old was seen at the location dressed as Superman.

Earlier today (July 11, 2024), a post was made on SteveWillDoIt's official X profile, supposedly shared by the streamer's family. They said the former YouTuber was in jail and that they were "working on getting him out":

"SteveWillDoIt is in jail right now. We are working on getting him out - Steve's family."

The social media post was accompanied by a screenshot from the Orange County Incarcerations website that showed the Rumble streamer's mugshot. Along with this, the following information was mentioned:

"Orange County Incarcerations. Deleonardis, Stephen Rocco. Booking number - 24018871. Race - White. Gender - Male. Last known location - New Smyrna... (City in Flordia)."

Meanwhile, X user @fearedbuck reported:

"SteveWillDoIt was just arrested and put in jail for disguising himself at Universal Studios."

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"I really hope he did it for a cool video or something" - Fans react to SteveWillDoIt's reported arrest

SteveWillDoIt's post on the Elon Musk-owned social media platform has gone viral, eliciting responses from thousands of fans.

X user @FakeTheApe stated that they assumed the streamer's arrest and mugshot were a joke. They shared additional details about SteveWillDoIt's reported arrest:

"Stephen Rocco Deleonardis was booked in Orange County, Florida, for trespassing on property after warning."

X user @FakeTheApe added in the caption of their post:

"I assumed this was a joke when I first saw the mugshot. I really hope he did it for a cool video or something. I'm sure the content would be worth the $500 bond."

Another community member believed that the police were "arresting the wrong people":

"Waiting for, 'Giving 10,000 Dollars to my Jailmate's Family Visitor.' I mean, helping people is like breathing to @stevewilldoit, so it's not impossible. But seriously, they are arresting the wrong people, bruh," commented X user @BlankCode1923.

According to X user @NotTiff05, SteveWillDoIt claimed in a previous video that he "wasn't allowed" on the premises:

"He said in his Mexican video he wasn't allowed there anymore because of being intoxicated or something. This sucks," wrote X user @NotTiff05.

Fans react to the Rumble streamer's reported arrest (Image via X)

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At the time of writing, SteveWillDoIt had not made a statement about his reported arrest.