Twitch content creator Jordan Sisco was caught on camera physically assaulting his pregnant partner during a live stream. The Call of Duty community is now demanding that he be banned from the platform, despite his account still being active as of now.
On March 24th, while streaming Warzone, Sisco accidentally spilled a drink on his new gaming PC, leading to his partner entering the room to instruct him on how to clean up the mess properly. After she warned him about having drinks in the room, sounds of physical violence were heard off-camera, indicating that Sisco had hit his partner. She could be heard saying “ow” in the background.
It seems that Sisco was unaware that he was still live streaming at the time.
Following the incident, Sisco returned to the stream, asking his viewers not to direct hate towards his family for his actions. He suggested that any backlash should be directed at him instead, although criticism was already pouring in.
Sisco then claimed to be experiencing a panic attack due to the spillage on his PC by the energy drink. He mentioned experiencing hyperventilation before his partner entered the room.
He proceeded to call his pregnant partner to the room to help him “document” his version of events, showcasing what seemed to be a bruise near her eye. Sisco explained that while moving his PCs around, he accidentally pushed her in an attempt to free her hands from being trapped under the computer.
“Nobody witnessed anything. It was a chaotic situation,” he stated. “There was a single arm motion that was misinterpreted as a hit.”
Prior to this incident, Sisco was seen punching a wall and repeatedly shouting, “You just got me banned.” Initially believed to be part of a skit, it became apparent that this behavior was genuine after the alleged assault on his pregnant partner.
Calls have been made for Sisco to be banned from Twitch, with some advocating for legal action against him. Concerns have been raised for the safety of his partner, with one individual expressing the urgent need for intervention to protect her from potential harm.