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Clavicular said he was under 'citizen's arrest' in the shocking video

Looksmaxxing influencer Clavicular was knocked down and warned he was under “citizen's arrest” for a shocking video of an alleged brawl in Miami.

A 5-minute video sent by a friend Drago on Friday, July 24, it seems that showed Clavicular (real name Braden Eric Peters) and his friend involved in an argument with security personnel or guards outside Miami's City Hall. TMZ reported that the altercation broke out after Clavicular and his friends had a disagreement with other people at a nearby nightclub.

The footage begins with Clavicular seen grappling with a security guard before being kicked onto the tarmac and placed in a headlock.

“You're under citizen's arrest,” the guard yelled at Clavicular.

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Looksmaxxing influencer Braden Peters – better known online as Clavicular – has been at the center of several controversies. Peters gained internet attention after joining the “looksmaxxing” community, which is described as a group of men who are “obsessed with physical enhancement in hopes of improving their chances of dating,” according to February 2026. […]

Clavicular's friend repeatedly tries to intervene but is caught by another guard. All four men get hit to the body though the guard holds on to the Clavicular throughout.

At one point, the video shows Clavicular complaining that he's having trouble breathing with a guard's arm around his throat. The police arrived at the scene to separate the parties three minutes after Clavicular was fighting with the security guard.

The video ends with Clavicular sitting in the back of a squad car, though TMZ reported that there is no record of Clavicular being arrested.

Us reached out to the Miami-Dade Police Department for clarification on Clavicular's legal status.

Clavicular's friend and promoter, Drago, first shared a shocking photo of the incident on Friday, writing with an X, “Citizens tie my ass.”

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Clavicular walks the runway during the 424 Menswear Spring/Summer 2027 show. Francois Durand/Getty Images

Shortly after the incident, Clavicular tweeted, “Drago is my right hand man, an absolute legend. W Drago.”

Clavicular responded on Saturday, July 25, when his influential colleague HSTikkyTokky he mocked him for being “suffocated by an elderly pensioner.” [and] He took you as a good boy.”

“I love anyone who hates trying to have the strength needed to participate while wearing 3 inches tall. We don't play the same game,” Clavicular said with a laugh.

In March, Clavicular was arrested in Fort Lauderdale and charged with disorderly conduct for his alleged involvement in a fight between a girlfriend, Violet Marie Lentzagain Jenny Popach. At that time, he posted a $1,000 bond and was released from the Broward County Jail.

Us confirmed on April 14 that Clavicular “had a suspected overdose” during a live performance and was hospitalized.

Clavicular YouTube Channels Are Shutting Down

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Looksmaxxing promoter Clavicular has confirmed that two of his YouTube channels have been shut down. “Very sad news this morning. My YouTube channels @LiveWithClav & @ ClavLooksmax were terminated this morning without warning or explanation,” wrote the 20-year-old internet actor via X on Thursday, April 23. “The channels contained live VODs and free lessons. […]

“That was brutal,” he later wrote of X. “All these things are just trying to feel human when you're in front of people, but obviously that's not the real solution.”

He revealed that on the podcast “Hang Out with Sean Hannity” he died because he “didn't eat that day, drank a lot of alcohol, too.” [was] he just kept quiet.”

“People act like they never passed out from drinking too much in their 20s,” Clavicular insists. “It literally happens all the time in college. It wasn't a big deal.”

If you or someone you know has a substance abuse problem, contact the National Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA) at 1-800-662-HELP (4357).

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