Influencer Clavicular Charged with Unlawful Firearm Discharge in Everglades Livestream

Peters streams under the name Clavicular and promotes a practice called looksmaxxing, which involves extreme measures to enhance appearance. On March 26 he broadcast live from an airboat in the Everglades, showing himself shooting at an alligator. Florida wildlife officials said they were aware of the video and were investigating the incident.

He is charged with unlawfully discharging a firearm in a public place or residential property. The offense carries a possible fine of $1,000 and may result in jail time or probation. Peters’ attorney stated that Peters followed the instructions of a licensed airboat guide, that no person or animal was harmed, and that the full facts will show his innocence.

The case highlights how social media stunts can intersect with state wildlife and firearm laws. If convicted, Peters could face the statutory penalty, though a misdemeanor often leads to probation or a fine. Observers will watch whether the court accepts the defense’s claim of reliance on the guide’s instructions and whether any additional charges emerge from related allegations.