Trinidad and Tobago: TikToker Stabs Three on Livestream in Amsterdam

A TikTok streamer allegedly stabbed three men following a confrontation he broadcast near Amsterdam’s central railway station, according to local media reports. The incident took place at approximately 7:30 PM on Saturday on De Ruijterkade, a waterfront road located behind Amsterdam Centraal station. Authorities believe that an argument or fight preceded the stabbing.

Three men sustained non-life-threatening stab wounds as a result of the incident. Two of the victims, along with the suspect, were transported to the hospital for treatment, while the third victim received care at the scene. Emergency services responded promptly, dispatching four ambulances, a Mobile Medical Team, and a specialist fire-service unit following reports of the violence, as reported by the Dutch outlet 112 Nieuws Nederland.

The road was temporarily closed to allow emergency personnel to examine the scene. Video footage circulating online depicts a man livestreaming as an argument escalates. In the video, he can be heard speaking in Dutch, saying, “Bro, listen. I’m doing my thing,” while repeatedly instructing members of the group not to touch him. He adds, “Alcohol does this,” as tensions rise. The recording captures moments of pushing and punching, with at least one individual falling to the ground. The streamer then places his phone nearby, facing the group, and approaches the men. The livestream abruptly cuts off shortly after.

Subsequent recordings of the aftermath reveal several injured individuals lying on the pavement as bystanders attempt to assist them. Police officers, ambulances, and other emergency personnel can be seen arriving at the scene shortly thereafter. The Dutch outlet VKMAG identified the streamer as Angelo Bryson, who is known online as Superhuman Unchained. Reports indicate that the group involved in the incident consisted of approximately six or seven men.

Angelo Bryson was born in Sint Maarten in the 1980s and relocated to Curacao at the age of seven. He later moved to the Netherlands at age 22, where he became a personal trainer and competitive powerlifter. Official demographic and crime data in the Netherlands has indicated a long-standing overrepresentation of individuals with a Dutch Caribbean background in police suspect and conviction registries.

As of now, police have not officially disclosed the identity of the detainee or publicly confirmed who inflicted the stab wounds. It remains unclear whether the individuals involved were acquainted with one another or what specifically triggered the initial dispute. Investigators have issued a call for witnesses and anyone possessing relevant footage or information to come forward to assist in the investigation.

Source: trinidadtimes.com