GTA 5 Actor Ned Luke Has Seemingly Been Swatted During A Livestream

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Grand Theft Auto 5 actor Ned Luke, who fans will know as the voice behind protagonist Michael De Santa, appears to have been swatted during a recent livestream, though no law enforcement was seen in the stream itself. Luke regulalrly streams himself playing through GTA 5 and GTA Online on his personal YouTube Channel, as one of his more recent streams had to be cut short due to a swatting attempt.

The clip of Luke realizing he's been swatted was shared by Twitter user GTA 6 News, which shows Luke playing GTA Online and checking out some online leaderboards. Luke then answers a phone call, his facial expression drops, and he then then stands up from his seat and explains to his viewers watching at the time that "now these assholes have swatted my house".

Luke himself has responded to his fans on Twitter since the incident took place, not with a statement, but with an image of a guy shrugging his shoulders. It's a pretty sarcastic and typical response from the man himself, but at least it's let everyone know that he's safe and doesn't appear to be majorly affected by the incident. Fans have also been expressing their well-wishes in the replies to Luke's tweet, concerned for his safety and condoning the individual or group behind the swatting attempt.

If you're unfamiliar with the term, swatting is when an anonymous individual makes a hoax call to the emergency services in an attempt to get armed police officers to show up at someone's house. It's usually done to large-scale streamers to intimidate or upset them during streams.

What makes the situation slightly worse is that Luke didn't seem all that surprised by this event. His use of the phrase "now these assholes have swatted my house" suggest that Luke has been dealing