Jack Doherty Denies Doxxing Sam Bond After Kick Takes Down His Channel

Jack Doherty denies doxing Sam Bond after his Kick channel is taken down, sparking controversy and speculation within the community.

Controversial Kick streamer Jack Doherty found himself embroiled in controversy after his channel was taken down by the platform amidst allegations of doxxing fellow content creator Sam Bond. However, Doherty vehemently denied the accusations, asserting that he had not violated the platform’s terms of service.

In a post on X, Jack Doherty confirmed his ban and tagged Ed Craven, the founder of Kick, urging him to address the situation and rectify the alleged false ban. He stated, “I didn’t dox anyone on my stream, this is a false ban, fix ur platform @StakeEddie @KickStreaming.” Despite his protest, Doherty’s page on the website remains inaccessible, displaying the typical 404 error message.

Jack Doherty has been BANNED on Kick for allegedly Doxxing. ‼️ pic.twitter.com/YjAuqfirOB

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— DramaAlert (@DramaAlert) April 21, 2024

The controversy stemmed from clips circulating on social media, suggesting that Doherty had doxxed Sam Bond during a livestream. In one incident on April 21, a woman appeared to reveal Sam’s contact number on camera before the focus shifted to Doherty exiting the room. Doxxing, the act of divulging someone’s private information, is strictly prohibited on streaming platforms like Kick and Twitch, warranting serious consequences for offenders.

Jack Doherty not only contested his ban but also called out Sam Bond in a subsequent post on X, insinuating that Bond had previously engaged in doxxing. He attached a screenshot suggesting that Bond had leaked private information about a woman named Aurora during a stream. Doherty argued that Bond should face consequences for his actions, stating, “Lmao lil bro Sam bond getting banned next.”

I just realized Sam bond has 5k followers. Who even is this guy? I just know him cause he got slapped by a sam frank🤣

— Jack Doherty (@dohertyjackk) April 21, 2024

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In a mocking tone, Jack Doherty questioned Bond’s relevance by highlighting his follower count and referencing a past altercation. He quipped, “I just realized Sam bond has 5k followers. Who even is this guy? I just know him cause he got slapped by a sam frank.” Despite Doherty’s taunts, it remains unclear whether Bond’s channel was also taken down by Kick, and if so, for what reasons.

As the controversy surrounding Doherty’s ban continues to unfold, both he and Sam Bond find themselves at the center of scrutiny within the streaming community. With conflicting claims and allegations swirling, the fallout from this incident underscores the importance of maintaining integrity and adhering to community guidelines on streaming platforms.

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