Streamer Adin Ross is under fire for launching a $70,000 Hurricane Milton “survival challenge” that led to the arrest of another Kick streamer.

Shaun Sharkey, 18, also known as Shoovy, was arrested Wednesday after breaking into a residence to chase Hurricane Milton and make his significant haul.

Ross offered the creators $70,000 on the live streaming platform Kick to watch the hurricane on Tuesday.

Sharkey said it was his friend’s apartment that he broke into, but in the livestream on his Kick channel he broke into the apartment with a screwdriver.

He was later seen holding a knife with the door open.

Shaun Sharkey, 18, also known as Shoovy, was arrested Wednesday after breaking into a residence to chase Hurricane Milton for Adin Ross’ survival challenge, which had a $70,000 prize

Ross offered the creators $70,000 on the live streaming platform Kick to track the hurricane on Tuesday

Sharkey said it was his friend’s apartment that he broke into, but in the livestream on his Kick channel he broke into the apartment with a screwdriver. He was later recorded being arrested by officers in the stairwell

He went into the stairwell, where the officers’ voices echoed through the hallway until they yelled at the streamer to get down from the stairs he was standing on.

He shouted that his hands were up.

The officer was heard saying: “Come here immediately!” Otherwise I will finish you off. “Get down, get down, put your phone away.”

The author was arrested by the police and the video was edited out.

The 18-year-old was arrested on charges of burglary and resisting an officer – for the second charge he had posted a $1,000 bond, according to the Sarasota County Sheriff’s Office.

His Kick channel was shut down on the same day.

The Sarasota County Sheriff’s Office did not immediately respond to DailyMail.com.

The 18-year-old was arrested on charges of burglary and resisting an officer – for the second charge he had posted a $1,000 bond, according to the Sarasota County Sheriff’s Office

Sharkey became defensive at X when the videos began circulating yesterday. One post said: “Burglary and burglary live on Kick.” “This is my friend’s apartment idiot”

Sharkey became defensive at X when the videos began circulating yesterday. One post talked about his arrest with the caption, “Breaking and entering at Live Kick.”

The streamer replied, “It’s my friend’s condo, idiot stop talking like I know what’s going on behind the scenes.”

“Bro never heard of a script.”

It’s unclear whether Ross would have given Sharkey the $70,000 prize. In a post on Not everyone, you have to get to safety and evacuate. Please protect yourself, it’s not worth it.’

It’s unclear whether Ross would have given Sharkey $70,000. In a post on Not everyone, you have to get to safety and evacuate. Please protect yourself, it’s not worth it please.

Sharkey has interacted with Ross in the past. A feud broke out earlier this year because Ross didn’t pay the younger streamer to take part in a dare on stream

Another streamer, Kick streamer Mike Smalls Jr., streamed live on Wednesday showing him outside in the hurricane. He claimed he only had an air mattress, ramen and an umbrella.

During the video, he freaked out after the chat told him that Ross had made a comment on his livestream: “Bro, no one’s getting paid, go. ‘Evacuate, save yourself bro.’

Ross gave Lieutenant Dan money after he decided to ride out Hurricane Milton from his sailboat in Tampa Bay. He gifted the man a $100,000 boat and a kick deal to start streaming. However, Dan says that offer was later withdrawn due to his criminal past.

Sharkey has interacted with Ross in the past. A feud broke out earlier this year because Ross didn’t pay the younger streamer to take part in a dare on stream.

He revealed that he finally received the nearly $7,000 from Ross 130 days later, on September 17th.