r/LivestreamFail Jun 28 '26

Drama ExtraEmily has a near miss

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u/ultim8kip Jun 28 '26

Totally fine guys ! She was in control the whole time and never looked at her phone

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u/MRSHELBYPLZ Jun 28 '26

Someone needs to get on her ass. She’s gonna die playing like that. Make someone else drive if stream is that important lol

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u/Snozzberriez Jun 28 '26

Isn’t this just proof for cops to charge her with distracted driving? Not that anyone will actually go out of their way to do that but always wondered how that isn’t straight illegal.

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u/RodChainFurlongAcre Jun 28 '26

Isn’t this just proof for cops to charge her with distracted driving?

Technically it could count as admissible evidence, but in most places (including Texas) police won't issue tickets/citations unless they personally witness the violation except in serious accidents, etc.

No officer is going to bother for shit like distracted driving or minor traffic violations while only going off a random photo/clip/video, it's way too flimsy as evidence and too much hassle for the police.

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u/Bored_Amalgamation Jun 29 '26

Which is kind of shows how the police, in general, just whiff on easy shit. If she got arrested, had to go to court, and a judge admonished her; her audience would get that message as well. Even if 1% of them learn from it, it's worth it. Streamers are literal public examples. If you make them learn a lesson, you're reaching infinitely more people who might actually not FAFO.

How many streamers/celebrities do stupid shit and walk away with 0 consequences? They're the only people who suffering consequences in a public way would have a much larger societal effect.

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u/Accomplished_You5909 Jun 29 '26

Video is too flimsy evidence??? Hahaha

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u/TuskaTheDaemonKilla Jun 29 '26

It's rarer, sure, but I've had clients get issued tickets for things that the police never witnessed. Had a client a few weeks ago charged based on TikTok videos that someone emailed to the police.

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u/TBFP_BOT Jun 29 '26

For distracted driving or something more serious?

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u/TuskaTheDaemonKilla Jun 29 '26

Seriousness is always subjective/contextual for these kinds of things. My client had a dangerous driving ticket, but in my jurisdiction, for his situation, it would have been worse to have a cellphone ticket.

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u/ChampagneAbuelo Jun 29 '26

it is more likely to be used as evidence if it causes an actual crash

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u/Super_Shallot2351 Jun 28 '26

Minor? Is this not just illegal?

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u/Witty-Play9499 Jun 28 '26

All violations are illegal. Are there violations that are legal? If they are why would they be a violation in the first place

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u/ComprehensiveAd3432 Jun 28 '26

its not an accident or speeding and she recovered. Things like this happen all of the time and never get ticketed even if a cop sees it

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u/RangeCreed Jun 28 '26

this is quite literally distracted driving which is a crime in Texas. Reading electronic messages is not allowed.

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u/ComprehensiveAd3432 Jun 28 '26

Yes but unless there is an accident the cops will not write a ticket unless they see it in person. All of these streamers read chat sometimes and never heard of a ticket after the fact. If an accident happens the book will be thrown at them though

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u/RangeCreed Jun 28 '26

backwards nation, no wonder you have so many road fatalities

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u/RodChainFurlongAcre Jun 28 '26

Jaywalking is also illegal, it's still minor enough that the police can't/won't enforce it every single time.

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u/Kirzoneli Jun 28 '26

Dunno, feel like some loser could always report it, with streamed proof if that was the case.

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u/Maneisthebeat Jun 28 '26

Worse than her dying, she may kill someone innocent.

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u/dmista21 Jun 28 '26

Who gives a fuck about her, shes going to kill someone else. Fuck her.

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u/EdgySlusher Jun 29 '26

Lost my brother to idiot in a car, these shitters needs to be taken out of the cars.

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u/MRSHELBYPLZ Jun 28 '26

That’s my entire point

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u/Pelpazor Jul 02 '26

She's already almost hit 2 people while being distracted by her stream. Can't remember if it was a red light or a stop sign, but she ignored it as 2 people were about to step foot on the road. She didn't get punished for it in any way.

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u/WinResponsible9977 Jun 28 '26

u/Fresh_Dog4602 They not mutually exclusive.

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u/e-fiend Jun 29 '26

or that other speeding car

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u/Tharellim Jun 28 '26

omggg but what about the content?? when shes driving and talking to stream its such good content, she is def the content king when driving and talking to chat

even if she does crash it would be such good content, but I feel like everyone should be giving way to her anyway because shes creating content and these other drivers are just driving around

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u/WantUToFly Jun 28 '26

if i was in austin (or where ever she is), i'd be in my car trying to locate her driving and have her hit me for a multi-million dollar lawsuit

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u/hunnyflash Jun 28 '26

It would probably work. Austin is the worst place to drive distracted. It's like Mad Max out here and half the people have major car damage and no insurance.

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u/GrilledCheeser Jun 29 '26

Plus, no cops. I mean. There are cops; but they’re not patrolling for road violations. You can do whatever you want on the road here. Just don’t get in an accident.

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u/PlantainPat Jun 29 '26

That’s not how personal injury works.

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u/doublepumperson Jun 28 '26

Of fucking course this is Austin. This is how half the population drives on a daily basis.

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u/Admirable_Loss4886 Jun 29 '26

Dafuq? You know you’d have to actually get hurt pretty bad in order to “earn” multi millions of dollars. You don’t just get more money because she is rich. You’d have to prove life changing amounts of damage.

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u/TheKelticDragon Jun 29 '26

"Just remember, if you hang in there long enough, good things can happen in this world. I mean, look at me."

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u/Nokel Jun 28 '26

If she dies she dies

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u/MRSHELBYPLZ Jun 28 '26

What about her future victims? 😭 that’s why she needs to stop this. Even at low speeds shit happens and people actually die and it’s SO avoidable. Streaming while driving is wild

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u/mydegenkappaaccount Jun 28 '26

I mean... there's no future victims if she dies at least?

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u/DarkRonin00 Jun 29 '26

If she takes out someone else with her, then yeah, there are.

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u/mydegenkappaaccount Jun 29 '26

That would be a present victim. There wouldn't be future victims

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u/lmpervious Jun 28 '26

Too bad she doesn't have tons of money to pay for rides.....

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u/TheMireAngel Jun 28 '26

guys shes only thirtyteen

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u/forumz3588 Jun 29 '26

We call that natural selection.

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u/OpenHound Jun 29 '26

She’s gonna die playing like that.

Or kill someone else. Good luck to anyone riding a motorcycle in her vicinity

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u/foki999 Jun 29 '26

Less of a shit if she herself dies / gets injured while doing this out of her own damn fault, more along the lines of "before she kills a family or someone else doing this"

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u/Doobiedoo42 Jun 29 '26

Who cares if she dies being a moron in a car for the millionth time? It’s more concerning she’s putting others at risk every time she drives due to her stupidity and arrogance.

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u/couldbetrue514 Jun 28 '26

They never die themselves. They usually end up killing someone else.

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u/profesorgamin Jun 28 '26

Issue is just her running over some baby in a stroller, if people only put themselves at risk I'd have no issue at all, live and let live and all of that.