Spanish IRL streamer Lluna Clark was left shaken when a driver ran over a dog in the middle of a broadcast and proceeded to flee the scene.
IRL Twitch streams are some of the most popular forms of content on the platform, but they certainly come with risks, given theunpredictable natureof the great outdoors.
During a July 3Twitchbroadcast, Spanish streamer Lluna Clark was walking outside talking with her chat, when suddenly, a car speeding down the road appeared to make contact with something off-stream.
Clark immediately gasped as a dog could be heard whimpering in pain. She was quick to act, though, and despite the severity of the situation, began to search for help.
In a series of posts on X,Clarkexplained the situation a bit more, putting the driver of the car on blast for running over the animal.
“You have to be a very son of a b*tch to hit a dog and run, deny that you hit it, and after they catch you, ask to be paid,” shesaid.
The streamer expanded on the situation in follow-up posts, explaining that while the accident wasn’t caught on camera, the blow was so strong that neighbors came running out of their homes.
“The occupants of the vehicle stopped, looked at us, saw that I was recording and got into the car and left,” she added. “The owner called the police and they were stopped in the town across the street.
Los ocupantes del vehículo han parado, nos han mirado, han visto que yo estaba grabando y se han subido al coche y se han ido. El dueño ha llamado a la policía y los han parado en el pueblo de enfrente.Ellos han dicho que no habían atropellado a ningún perro
They said they didn’t know anything, but their hood was broken. Luckily, there were other witnesses and there is the video where you can see how the car passes, you hear the crash, and then you see how they leave while we go to look for the little animal that had run away.”
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Clark even claims that the driver wanted the dog’s owner topay for damagesto their car. However, she says the dog was found and was taken to the vet and will hopefully have a speedy recovery.
Michael Gwilliam is Dexerto’s Deputy Entertainment Editor in the US. He expertly covers trending stories across Twitch, Kick, YouTube, TikTok, as well as Overwatch, GTA, and Smash Bros. You can contact him at: michael.gwilliam@dexerto.com
