The Lamar University Police Department has taken action against Kick streamer TreyLiving, also known as Trevonte Conrad, by issuing a felony warrant following a disturbing incident that occurred on campus earlier this month. The warrant stems from a viral video showing TreyLiving making threatening remarks towards a student during a livestream session.
The incident occurred on March 5 within the Communications Building on the Lamar University campus. After conducting a preliminary investigation, the police department determined that TreyLiving’s actions warranted a felony charge for making a terrorist threat. The authorities have urged individuals with any information about his whereabouts to come forward.
TreyLiving, known for his content on Kick, has f aced consequences for his actions. He received a month-long ban from the streaming platform shortly after the video went viral. Despite this, he continued streaming on an alternate YouTube account after his official account was taken down.
In a conversation on X dated March 8, TreyLiving mentioned that police had visited his residence and were attempting to deactivate his social media accounts. While the reason for the police visit remains unclear, the warrant for his arrest was only made public on March 27.
The incident that led to the warrant involved TreyLiving intruding into a classroom, disrupting the professor, and then directing threats towards a student, including threatening to shoot him. The threatening remarks were captured on his Kick livestream, titled “College Stream, Trolling People, Getting Faded in Classrooms.” Although the original video clips have been removed due to his ban, they were widely circulated on various platforms.
As of now, there have been no reports indicating that TreyLiving has been apprehended. The issuance of the felony warrant underscores the serious nature of his actions and highlights the responsibility that content creators bear for their behavior, especially when their actions have real-world consequences.