SUPD and I are aware that things might go overboard and we will be taking the proper precautions if things get too escalated. So, if things get too out of hand, if I catch anybody doing anything unusual, that's your ass. >> Streamer University is a popular multi-day live streaming event organized by Kai Sinat, widely regarded as the most popular streamer in the world. With its first event being held in May of 2025, Streamer University is designed to bring together handpicked aspiring content creators to live on a rented college campus and inspire content collaboration. However, in July 2026, during its second installment in Conway, Arkansas, things got out of hand. Stalkers from around the world who were not chosen to participate in the event showed up anyways. Some suspects involved assaulted and battered police officers. Officers from the Conway Police Department were notified of the event beforehand and assigned special event detail to keep things under control. We've gathered exclusive body cam footage from these officers of multiple arrests during streamer [music] university 2026 and it details their experiences. >> Is he a streamer or get him out of here? >> Hey, what happened? >> My boss cut him. He told me he's not supposed to be in here. Kick him out. So when I got him, he was resisting. Then that's when you guys arrest him 10:15 and arrest him. >> I said him too. >> Listen. Hey, listen though. You just ruined your whole Can you hold him first? Can you hold him? Do you have another set of cops? >> Do you have another set of cops? >> HE'S TRESPASSING. >> THEY'RE NOT PART of this event. They >> were upstairs by the cafeteria. >> They're not part of the event. They snuck >> his His phone. He said he has his ID in his phone. >> Well, you're going to have to give us your hand. Calm down. >> I know. I know. >> I appreciate y'all so much. Thank you so much. I thought I'm saying look your chances any you got to think bro like come on you put him at risk put each other >> this is just a trespassing deal [laughter] all right let's go >> we're compliant man that's fine >> he told y'all on his little post ahead of time if you come on thing you go to jail is y'all's thing uh recording >> no they they turn it off >> they turn it off okay >> that's what Kai said >> you ain't supposed to be here >> you could have been a streamer one day it's finished my Boy, >> LOCK HIS ASS UP. >> SEND HIM TO JAIL. >> YOU'RE GOING TO JAIL, BUDDY. I mean, I don't know what else to tell you. I mean, 100%. >> Bro, I think it's better if we remain quiet. That's >> You guys You guys can do whatever you want. >> So, uh, what are we looking at? >> It's a ticket. You guys from Conway or from Arkansas? >> We're from Ontario. >> Canada. [snorts] We drove 27 hours. >> You drove 27 hours to get arrested. >> We're going to have to The embassy's going have to be called. >> Oh, no. It's a ticket though. No. >> Yeah, but you guys are arrested in the United States. >> Oh, no. You guys aren't citizens of the United States. >> Listen, I want I want to take a deep breath. Okay. >> Yeah. Listen. Listen. Take a deep breath, bro. Hey, let me see. >> Going to be >> Listen. >> This is where the situation becomes much more serious for these two young men. At first, they're talking about traveling roughly 27 hours from Canada because they wanted to be part of the event. But the officers are now trying to determine exactly who they are, how old they are, and what should happen next. One of them appears to be only 17, which changes the situation considerably. because officers now have to deal with a juvenile who is also a Canadian national. Notice the officer trying to slow things down by telling him to breathe and explaining that they can figure out the situation. For these teenagers, the dream of meeting streamers has suddenly turned into questions about parents, arrest procedures, and even contacting the Canadian consulate. Would you have taken that risk just to get inside? >> Let Let's Let us see what we can figure out. Give y'all a ticket and see what we can do since y'all aren't from the country. Hey, nice to see you, too. It's cool. >> Yeah, I was explaining to you. >> What have you done? >> I was explaining to them. >> They were coming in. They're streamers. They weren't part of this event and wanted to be part of this event. >> But we're compliant. We're We're compl. >> They're from Canada. They drove 27 hours to be here. >> Okay. We all know you ain't supposed to be here. How old are you? >> Uh, we're 2007 2008. >> How old are you? >> 17 2009. Okay. Why are you >> Wait, you're 20. >> Take him over there. Take him over there. Take him over here. But now we're lying. I swear to God, I thought it was 2008. >> Where is he from? >> We're both from Toronto. I thought it was 2008. My bad. We don't We don't come in here with no ill intentions of doing anything bad, you know. >> So, you're 17 years old. You just drove all the way down from Canada. >> Yeah. >> That doesn't even make sense. >> Did your parents know that you brought? >> Yes, we we had permission. Yes. I had permission from my parents. He had permission from his parents. Why you guys decided to come to another country and then infiltrate a place that the police have fortified that you can't be is beyond any kind of sense. >> Just sitting here. Hold on. Let me move this. Let me move my stuff. >> I'm sorry. >> My uncle's going to be so disappointed in me. >> Take a deep breath. >> You're a kid anyways. It doesn't matter. It won't be on yours. You're a kid. His will if he's an adult. If you're really 17. Are you really 17? >> Yeah. Okay. >> What are you going to tell my parents? >> You got arrested in Conway, Arkansas. And they need to come pick you up. Um, they have to >> They're going to have to come get you. Or you're going to sit in jail until they come get you. >> Oh my gosh. It's 27 hours. >> Huh? >> It's 27 hours from >> I know. It's a long [ __ ] drive. They're going to be They're going to have a long time to think about how this feels. >> My mom doesn't even drive. I don't have It's my aunt that drives. It's >> your parent. You sure your parents know you're here? >> Yeah. >> Cuz we're about to call them. >> Yeah. >> Do you know their phone number? >> Here's here's the problem with this. Okay. You are in Arkansas. Your parents are in Canada. You've just been arrested. We are required to release you to a parent or a guardian. What am I going to do? >> What's their phone number? My mom's going to kill that. >> No, stop. What is the number? >> My mom >> is never ever going to let me go outside ever again, dude. Worst mistake of my life. >> Would you like us to contact your embassy? >> That's a yes or no. >> What is that? >> You have the right for us as Canadian nationals arrested United States. You have the right for us to contact your embassy and tell them that it's Canadian national arrest here. If you would like us to have >> Okay. Uh I will ask question. I'll ask him if he wants them. >> Oh no. How am I going to go home, dude? My mom's going to kill me. >> I know. We don't We don't drive to Canada, though. >> What am I going to do? >> I I We're going to figure that out. >> Who is he? What's his name? >> Did he already give it to you or it's >> Well, if he doesn't give it to us, then he sits in jail till we find out who he is. So, >> Daniel. >> Daniel. What's his like streamer name? >> Is it necessary? >> I'm just wondering. >> We're going to take y'all's camera cuz it's got footage of you guys committing the crime. Are we going to get it back? >> Um, you guys are going to have to come to Arkansas to get it back. >> Oh, no. >> Y'all are going to have a court date. So, y'all going to have to come back to Arkansas. I mean, unless you guys never come to the United States again. You guys never come to the United States, you don't have to worry about it. You I mean, you'll have a warrant. >> And now we're seeing a completely different side of this operation. What began with trespassing arrests has escalated into a much more active police response after an individual allegedly threw a firework toward a security guard and then ran from the area. The officers immediately begin communicating the suspect's direction and coordinating their response. That communication is important because officers responding to a fleeing suspect need to know where that person was last seen and where they're heading. Then comes the moment when they finally locate him. Within seconds, the tone changes from searching to commands. Get on the ground. Don't move. Hands behind your back. This is exactly why large events require a dedicated police presence. One reckless action can turn a crowded celebration into a dangerous situation incredibly fast. >> You don't come to court, but as soon as you come in the United States and someone makes an officer makes contact with you, you get to jail. >> Did you already connect to my mom? >> Our dispatch is >> Oh, no. Oh, no. No, no, no. Worst thing I've ever done, man. I wasn't trying to be bad. I I wasn't trying to be a villain. I was just a villain, bro. >> A criminal. I I wasn't trying to do none of this. I was just, >> you know, I was just trying to make I was trying to make my mom proud. It's >> I hear you. >> Yeah. This this whole content thing there's ways of going about it. >> My mom's going to disown me. I'm I'm done. It's My life's over, dude. >> Your life's not over. You're 17. Chill. Your streaming career probably is. [snorts] >> Hi, Daniel. >> Yes, sir. This is the This is the Canadian consulate. How you doing, miss? Is there anyone you'd like me to call back home? >> I don't I don't have their numbers. >> While the Canadian consulate helps these two suspects connect with their families, other officers at Streamer University respond to a suspect who allegedly threw a firework at a security guard which exploded in front of a crowd of PEOPLE RIGHT HERE. RED. HEY, we got one running from US running northbound. >> Address or I'm not sure the street name through the woods northbound. Hey, make sure they're not following us. Is anybody following? >> Hey, where'd that guy go? The guy just run through here. >> They said he ran north on Cleveland between the houses shooting fireworks at us. I'm in the car with Morales. We're going to go check. He's somewhere between >> Cleveland and uh 10 fitness. That was him. Call it out on the street. Hey, GET ON THE GROUND RIGHT NOW. Get on THE GROUND. GET ON THE GROUND. >> I DIDN'T DO THIS. GET ON theinging ground. >> Do nothing. >> Get on the ground. >> Okay. Yes, sir. >> Get on the ground. >> Yes, sir. >> Don't move. Put your hands behind your back. Put your hands behind your back. [snorts] >> I didn't do nothing, man. >> I ain't going. Y'all got me. >> Everybody was running. >> We told you to stop. >> By this point, the pattern is becoming pretty clear. Officers aren't dealing with one isolated person who accidentally wandered onto campus. They're repeatedly finding people who know they're not supposed to be there and are still attempting to get inside. In this particular encounter, the officer actually explains that the person may have been given a trespass warning and released earlier, but the situation is changing because officers are beginning to take these incidents more seriously. That's an important detail. Police responses can evolve as a situation develops. What might have resulted in a warning earlier in the event can lead to an arrest later when officers are dealing with repeated violations and increasing security concerns. And as we're about to see, some people still seem determined to argue their way out of consequences. >> Stand up. Hold on. Yeah. Let me up. >> Let's go. I dropped my taser. You got it. >> Y'all going to tase? >> Yeah, he found it. I was listening before. >> I sit on my vape >> and my ladder is document this >> on our body cam and then we can't take this evidence. So, you want to take a picture of >> Can I sit in you? >> Yeah. >> Later in the night, more stalkers infiltrated campus grounds. This one was found hiding in a bush. >> Get out. >> What are you doing? >> Damn six. about a good time. >> You got a wristband or anything? >> Huh? >> You got a wristband or anything? >> I just got here. >> Did they just trespass you from here? >> No. >> No, I haven't been trespassed. >> You going to ride with us? Murray, can you stand on the back and just have him sit right here and I'll hold >> You ain't got nothing on you shouldn't have, do you? >> Nah, you can check me. >> You just You know you're not supposed to be on here, bro. >> No, but you know I want to see that. >> I mean, I got you, but it ain't it ain't that big of a deal. >> This is the point where the scale of the security problem really becomes apparent. Police aren't only responding to people sneaking onto campus anymore. According to the footage and the accompanying report, officers and emergency personnel also had to respond to a reported threat involving possible pipe bombs hidden somewhere in the student center. A bomb squad and an FBI bomb technician were brought in to search the area, and no bombs were ultimately located. But even when a threat turns out to be unfounded, authorities can't simply assume it's harmless. They have to investigate it as if it could be real until the area is cleared. Alongside that response, officers were making arrests involving allegations ranging from trespassing and resisting to battery, assault, drugs, and disorderly conduct. That's a huge escalation from what was supposed to be a creator focused event. >> Feel me? You're going to be here all weekend. Just come out tomorrow and I'm sure you'll see him all around. The amount of security around here, bro. Come on now. Here, have a seat right here. >> I'll just be on foot. >> No, just jump on. Don't jump off. I'm not I'm just >> Oh, I got a duck in this tree. >> You good, Murray? >> Yeah. >> Oh, fat. Hey, look. You got it. You got to see him. FO, >> I MEAN, we may be able to just kick you loose. give you a trespass warning to get you loose. But we're starting to take everybody to jail. Like legit take him up to the jail on this. Okay. You want to grab him? >> Even more trespassers are found on campus grounds. This one allegedly attempted to flee from officers. >> Help. >> Shut up. >> But hey, bro. >> That's stupid dude. You're a little child, >> bro. I'm a streamer, bro. >> Oh, wow. That's crazy. >> Bro, you're the funniest. Thanks. I appreciate it. >> Was a long life, >> huh? I said that goes a long way. Pride myself on my humor. >> You could be like streamer. >> Yeah, dude. Yeah. Good. Good night. I'm all sweaty for nothing, man. What do you mean? >> We got to chase you. What do you mean? >> Chase me. You just >> You don't think we chase you? >> I mean, who did you chase? >> You didn't chase me. You didn't chase. Go >> ahead. Go ahead. >> What's your dad's name? >> You don't know your dad's name. So, why does your mom think you live with your dad, but you don't even know who your dad is? So, why is she telling me that you live with your dad? I don't understand. >> I didn't say that you did or did not. I said, "Why is he telling you that?" >> I don't. >> So, explain to me why I shouldn't just take you to juvenile intake and just lock you up juvenile hall and you explain to the judge your problems. >> All I did was run on the campus >> and lie >> and lie to I'm not lying. >> You are lying. >> I'm from officer >> and run from the cops. >> I didn't run I didn't run from the cops. >> You did run from the cops, dumbass. >> I didn't. No, I did not run from him. You sat there. That's a cop, genius. >> And then you ran from me. >> I didn't know. You sat there and looked back at me the entire time. >> Well, when >> when you were running. >> Why would I look back when I'm running? >> Why would you break onto a college campus to go to jail? I don't want >> I don't know why you do any of the stupid things you do. >> Well, just hang tight till mom gets here. >> On one of the days during streamer university, dispatch notified Conway Fire Department's bomb squad that someone called claiming to have paid someone to hide PVC pipe bombs in the roof of the student center on campus. An FBI special agent bomb technician was then brought to the campus and helped the bomb squad and officers sweep the attic of the student center. No bombs were located. In addition to the numerous suspects who were charged with trespassing, many others were charged with battery on a law enforcement officer, possession of a controlled substance, [music] simple assault, resisting obstructing, disorderly conduct, and concealing identity with a mask. All suspects who were arrested during the event [music] are presumed innocent unless proven guilty in a court of law. >> Before streamer university even started, police arrested eight people during the two audition events in Atlanta. And I think there's a bigger lesson here because opportunities like this come with responsibility and sometimes the quickest way to lose an opportunity is forgetting what it took to get there. Kai actually said it better than anybody. >> We just ruined your whole team. That one moment can follow you a lot longer than the opportunity you threw