Florida Civil Suit Drops Sexual Assault Claim as Prior Cases Resolve Differently
A Florida civil suit against Braden Peters dropped its sexual assault allegation in October 2026, while earlier Florida matters ended in different ways.
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Braden Peters, 20, known online as Clavicular, pleaded not guilty on October 22, 2026, at Orleans District Court in Cape Cod, Massachusetts, to a rape charge. He was charged in September 2026 with rape, drugging for sex, and supplying alcohol to a minor over an alleged May 23, 2025 incident involving a 17-year-old. He posted $10,000 bail, is barred from contacting the alleged victim, and is due back in court next month. Peters denies the allegations. A separate civil lawsuit filed in Florida alleges battery, fraud, and emotional distress and seeks at least $50,000.
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