“He was threatening suicide inside the apartment," police said. He was later hospitalized. On June 19, Etika went missing after posting an 8-minute video titled “I’m Sorry” to a YouTube ...

She then tweeted at 5:16 a.m. EDT that police arrived at Etika's apartment building and that he was sent to the hospital (though she would not confirm where). I'm afraid to share publicly just how ...

Popular gaming YouTuber and streamer Desmond “Etika” Amofah was detained by Brooklyn Police this afternoon after allegedly threatening to harm himself as 19,000 viewers watched him live on ...

Desmond "Etika" Amofah is back on Twitter ... (Update: 4/29 3:00 p.m.)- The NYPD were called to Amofah's apartment and the altercation was streamed on Instagram Live. "They knocked the peephole ...

The YouTube star Etika, who had recently turned his gaming ... In late April, about 19,000 people watched as he live-streamed from his apartment window, as police officers called up to him from ...

Today, police confirmed the death of Desmond “Etika” Amofah ... police detained Amofah after he threatened suicide in his apartment, they told Kotaku, citing his “psych history.” ...

According to Rod Breslau, an esports consultant and gamer, police were called but they couldn’t locate at him at his New York City apartment. In his latest video, Etika said he wasn’t actually ...

The first thing I saw about Etika last week wasn’t that he had gone missing. It was a conspiracy theory that he had coordinated a stunt for attention, shared by a Twitter account with millions ...

YouTube star Desmond “Etika” Amofah, whose body was pulled from the East River earlier this week, drowned in what officials have deemed a suicide, authorities announced Wednesday. Police ...

On Tuesday, Daniel Desmond Amofah, a gaming YouTuber who went by Etika, was found dead in New ... who had arrived at his door at his apartment in Brooklyn to perform a welfare check after he ...

Desmond Amofah, the popular video game YouTuber known as Etika, died by suicide, New York City’s chief medical examiner said. His body was pulled from the East River on June 24, police said.

Desmond Amofah, the popular video game YouTuber known as Etika, died by suicide, New York City’s chief medical examiner said. His body was pulled from the East River on June 24, police said.