A woman told police that on 23 May 2025, Peters ordered her to take an Uber to his family’s house in Chatham, where the two were drinking alcohol while filming a livestream before he allegedly raped her, according to CBS News, the BBC’s U.S. partner.
The police officer who took the report said he believed the woman was unable to consent because of her age and the level of intoxication she exhibited during the livestream, CBS reported.
Clavicular has more than one million followers on TikTok and Instagram and has drawn media attention for the extreme measures he has taken as part of “looksmaxxing.”
He has admitted to using a hammer on his face and jawline and to taking a number of steroids, injections, and other drugs in an effort to achieve bodily perfection. He also offers advice on appearing masculine and performs stunts designed to shock his followers.
In Florida earlier this year, he was charged after filming himself shooting at what appeared to be a dead alligator. He pleaded no contest to unlawfully discharging a firearm in public.
In March, he was arrested on suspicion of battery after authorities suspected him of instigating a fight between two women. Authorities said in July that they did not intend to file charges.
After Thursday’s hearing, Peters posted a photo of himself in the black suit and black tie he wore to court, while holding his dog, which he also brought to court.
His next hearing will be on 24 November, when the judge will decide if there is enough evidence for the case to move forward.
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