Arizona Prosecutors Won't Charge Streamer Clavicular

20-year-old streamer Braden Peters avoided charges after being accused of entering a bar underage.

Published on Feb. 11, 2026

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Maricopa County prosecutors have decided not to press charges against 20-year-old streamer Braden Peters, known online as Clavicular, for allegedly entering a bar underage. The prosecutors did not believe a conviction was likely in the case.

Why it matters

This decision highlights the challenges prosecutors can face in pursuing charges against young social media personalities, especially when the evidence may not strongly support a conviction. It also reflects the complexities around underage drinking laws and enforcement.

The details

Braden Peters, who has a sizable online following as the streamer "Clavicular", was accused of entering a bar in Scottsdale, Arizona while underage. However, after reviewing the case, Maricopa County prosecutors determined that they did not believe they could secure a conviction and opted not to pursue charges against Peters.

  • The alleged incident occurred in early February 2026.

The players

Braden Peters

Also known online as "Clavicular", he is a 20-year-old social media streamer.

Maricopa County Attorney's Office

The prosecutors in Maricopa County, Arizona who decided not to press charges against Braden Peters.

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What they’re saying

“We must carefully weigh the evidence and likelihood of conviction before pursuing charges, especially when it involves young individuals with large online followings.”

— Spokesperson, Maricopa County Attorney's Office (azcentral.com)

The takeaway

This case highlights the nuanced approach prosecutors must take when considering charges against social media personalities, balancing public interest, evidence, and the challenges of securing convictions in such cases.