Walter Weekes slammed Adin Ross for siding with streamer Clavicular after he allegedly ran over a man. Days after the streamer, born Braden Peters, tried to run over a stream sniper on a live broadcast with his Cybertruck in Florida, Adin Ross defended him. He called on Kick to unban the streamer, pointing out that he had yet to be hit with legal charges or go to jail. According to Walter Weekes, however, the move was justified: "This is human life we talking about right? Last time I checked being hood doesn’t mean instant death…" he penned on X. Adin Ross slams Kick for banning Clavicular: Read more In a video going viral on X, Adin Ross defends Peters for his antics: "I spoke with Clav today, just a real quick update on that. Kick, you guys should unban him. I mean, he didn't go to jail, he didn't get charged with anything." He also claimed that if he still had sway in the way Kick operated, he would have gotten the streamer unbanned without a doubt. However, he said, he doesn't have a say anymore. He also claimed to have already contacted the platform about it, and "they did nothing." "That guy he hit? The world would be a lot better with people like that if they were not alive. And I mean that in the nicest way possible. Because people like that are the absolute bottom of the barrel r*tards. I know it sounds crazy, but the world would be a lot better without people like that," he claimed, before hurling slurs at the alleged victim and maintaining that Clavicular should be unbanned. In another video, Adin Ross confirmed that the alleged victim is still alive, and he also called Clavicular during his stream and instructed him to "go live" or "record" whatever happens to him next. He then asked him if he would be detained, to which Braden said he was not sure. However, he said he wouldn't disclose more without a lawyer present, which Ross approved of. Braden then asked Ross for help in finding him a lawyer and getting his account unbanned from Kick. As of this writing, attempting to view the channel displays the following message, which is typical of an account that has been banned or suspended: “Oops, something went wrong. We can’t find the page you’re looking for.” Stay tuned to SoapCentral for more.