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Two British teenagers made a series of bomb-hoax calls to lure armed police to the homes of YouTube stars in the US as part of online prank known as 'swatting', court hears
Mail on Sunday·2026-06-03 18:59:31·1 view
Two British teenagers made hoax calls about bombs and shootings to US police targeting high-profile influencers while they were livestreaming on YouTube, a court has heard.
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Two British teenagers made a series of bomb-hoax calls to lure armed police to the homes of YouTube stars in the US as part of online prank known as 'swatting', court hears
Two British teenagers made hoax calls about bombs and shootings to US police targeting high-profile influencers while they were livestreaming on YouTube, a court has heard.
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