Last weekend, Sentinel's Valorant player Hunter “SicK” Mimms was arrested for criminal trespassing after tweeting a video of what appeared to be an altercation at a Ferrari dealership.
As of publication, Sick remains in jail. Since his arrest, many, including Sentinels CEO Rob Moore, have called for the community to support SicK during this time.
It’s a complicated story, so let's lay out everything we know so far.
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As of publication, Sick remains in jail. Since his arrest, many, including Sentinels CEO Rob Moore, have called for the community to support SicK during this time.
It’s a complicated story, so let's lay out everything we know so far.
Written & Hosted by: Devin Coull (@Fake_DevinCoull)
Edited by: Andrew Faigal (@Brrrning)
Thumbnail by: William O'Keefe (@magoo_o)
Produced by: Danny Burke (@lurkeyburke), Danielle Rosen (@Danielle_Rosen) and Keith Capstick (@KeithCapstick)
Footage courtesy of: https://pastebin.com/6P7yDW1w
Music used under license from Associated Production Music LLC (”APM”).
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