Popular content creator Duke Dennis was recently arrested at a mall in San Antonio. A video circulating online shows the 31-year-old streamer handcuffed on the floor while surrounded by police officers. Now, many users online are trying to figure out what happened.
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What We Know About Duke Dennis’s Arrest
According to the San Antonio Police Department, Duke Dennis, whose real name is Denzel Dennis, was arrested Saturday night around 10:30 p.m. after being detained inside a San Antonio mall.
In a viral clip, Duke is seen on the ground in handcuffs as multiple officers stand nearby. Fans also spotted fellow streamer Kai Cenat on the floor above the incident, seemingly recording the moment on his phone.
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Duke is reportedly facing charges of criminal trespassing and evading arrest. He remains in custody. The Shade Room Teens has contacted his team for comment.
Social Media Reacts To Duke’s Arrest
Over in the comments section of The Shade Room Teens, TeaMates shared a mix of reactions.
Instagram user @l.ulitaaa wrote, “l bet all he had to do was leave when asked too 😂”
Another Instagram user @princemjtv wrote, “Come on Unc you too big for this man”
While Instagram user @ascorpioarchives wrote, “Somebody go get my man RIGHT TF NOW.”
Instagram user @dreamchaser_med wrote, “I heard they was playing hide and go seek in the mall”
The video also sparked commentary on Kai Cenat’s reaction:
Instagram user @jayy_childish wrote, “Kai said, ‘just keep streaming just keep streaming’ 😂😂😅
Another Instagram user @444.pucca wrote, “Kai face when he worried always look like a kid who just broke they mama vase or some idk 😭😭”
While Instagram user @celuvmunyuj wrote, “Kai is me 😂😂😂 certain stuff u gotta watch from a distance”
Why Was Duke Dennis In San Antonio?
Duke’s arrest comes just days after AMP, the content group he’s part of, wrapped a month-long streaming marathon from a 53-acre San Antonio mansion owned by retired NBA star Tony Parker.
The six-member crew (Duke Dennis, Kai Cenat, Fanum, Agent 00, Chrisnxtdoor, and ImDavisss) spent all of July streaming, hosting events, and exploring the city for content.
While it’s unclear whether Duke’s arrest is connected to AMP’s content plans or a separate situation, fans online are already speculating.
