Twitch star Adin Ross has publicized the alarming interaction with his alleged swatter in addition to sharing a video of the subsequent swat. For those who are not aware, this is the fifth time that the streamer has been swatted and the fourth time since August 2022.Adin fell prey to the incident in August when his stream was interrupted by four officers. In November, he was swatted again, this time twice in one week, after someone had placed a false report against his name.He revealed that the perpetrator had gotten in touch with him to let him know that unless the streamer stops engaging with "black" people in his streams, he will continue to place such faux calls to the police. Adin Ross disclosed that the alleged swatter said:"I'm gonna continue to swat you"Adin Ross swatted for the third time in 2022, shares concerning footageEarlier this month, Adin Ross had a live one-on-one chat with his alleged swatter. The unknown individual also revealed that he had made a false report against IShowSpeed, who was also swatted in August.The perpetrator shockingly revealed that he decided to swat Adin due to the unreturned messages. He said:"Well, I mean, do you remember that one conversation we had a long time ago and I said, 'If you keep ignoring me and being a weirdo, I'm going to get your door f*cking bashed in?'"It is unclear, however, if this is the same individual that Adin talked about in today's stream. He said:"The dude literally said, 'Adin Ross, until you stop having black people on your stream, I'm gonna continue to swat you,' well you gonna swat me, everyday bro...I don't care, you're racist as f**k bro, you're weird as f**k bro, that sh*t is so weird and strange."adin@adinrossI’m done bro. I really got swatted again please stop whoever’s doing it.264081096I’m done bro. I really got swatted again please stop whoever’s doing it. https://t.co/TeK22zkjuBLater on his Twitter account, Adin shared footage of police cars approaching his place of residence. In the video, he said:"This is what you guys wanted bro. This is what y'all f**king wanted bro...seriously f**k you guys for putting me and my friend's lives at f**king risk and danger bro..."How the internet reactedSeeing the swatting incident, the internet shared a host of reactions from the popular subreddit page r/LivestreamFail to Twitter. Here are some of the notable reactions:Here are some of the Twitter reactions:ً@proufy@adinross These guys are fr ruining you, you gotta contact the higher ups.204144@adinross These guys are fr ruining you, you gotta contact the higher ups. https://t.co/iepKEU9SoJhim@vexnada_@adinross Hope u see this 🏿144417@adinross Hope u see this ✊🏿🙏🙏🙏🙏 https://t.co/3KQNB88JJXAc7ionMann@Ac7ionMann@adinross Love you bro sorry you going though this 4704@adinross Love you bro sorry you going though this ❤️Dr.Tye@MobTye@adinross Delete this bro. You’re just giving them attention395@adinross Delete this bro. You’re just giving them attentionClassify 😼@Class@adinross Stay safe man, some truly weird ppl out there88@adinross Stay safe man, some truly weird ppl out thereRah ➐@rahfromdeez@adinross At this point it’s the districts fault for letting the swatters bypass them every time and they still fall for it30@adinross At this point it’s the districts fault for letting the swatters bypass them every time and they still fall for itSwatting is an age-old issue faced by many streamers. Calls for stringent anti-swatting policies and actions have gone unanswered for many years. The community is in unison when it comes to such issues and has continuously appealed to the authorities for viable steps to be taken to avoid such occurrences.