Twitch star Adin Ross banned after getting swatted during livestream

sportskeeda.com:

Streamer Adin Ross was recently suspended for the sixth time on Twitch after being swatted. The announcement came via the automated Twitter account StreamerBans:

This is the third time the streamer has been swatted while streaming. However, he was not banned the previous time.

During the November 10 stream, Adin Ross received a phone call from a friend notifying him that he was being swatted. The 22-year-old was flabbergasted and called up an acquaintance named Jed. He said:

Ross got down on his knees and confirmed that a SWAT team had arrived at his house. He stated:

Adin Ross was understandably worked up about the situation and pleaded with his audience:

The reaction thread on Twitter went viral as more than 630 community members joined the conversation thread. One Twitter user wanted to know if Ross was still a partnered streamer:

Twitter user @CommanderRoot confirmed that the Los Angeles-based content creator was serving a temporary suspension related to the Terms of Service (ToS) and clarified that he was still a partnered streamer:

Twitch streamer senny4k hoped for a swift resolution:

Several community members criticized Twitch for the decision:

Co-owner of Full Squad Gaming and prominent esports personality Jake "JakeSucky" Lucky tweeted about Adin Ross getting swatted:

A clip from the recent stream was shared to r/LivestreamFail and soon became the top post on the subreddit. One Redditor speculated that Ross was handed a "cautionary ban" after getting swatted:

Another Redditor provided more details about the situation, claiming that police officials entered the streamer's house in a "battle formation." They also stated that the SWAT team brought a helicopter to the scene:

Update: StreamerBans later announced that Adin Ross