Former 'Howard Stern Show' Writer Elisa Jordana Arrested for Assault During Livestream: The 'Not Doing Good' Incident on YouTube

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09/04/2024 23h34

The incident occurred during a livestream on Jordana's YouTube channel, where she physically assaulted a man believed to be her boyfriend.

The altercation unfolded as Jordana and fellow YouTuber Zscorro were riding in a car together. Jordana confronted Zscorro about his alleged infidelity, leading to a heated argument. Things escalated quickly when a woman named Sara, who allegedly received thousands of dollars from Zscorro, called into the livestream.

During the confrontation, Jordana threatened to leak Sara's nudes and phone number online. As Zscorro attempted to speak directly to Sara, Jordana began physically assaulting him. She punched him in the arm and shoulder before delivering a forceful slap to his face, leaving Zscorro visibly shaken.

Zscorro retaliated by grabbing Jordana by the hair and hitting her across the face. The intense altercation was captured on the livestream, which was titled "Not Doing Good." After forcing Jordana out of the car, she ran towards a vehicle that had stopped to help her on the highway.

Following the incident, the Palm Beach County Sheriff's Office arrested Jordana on a battery charge. It remains unclear whether Zscorro, believed to be her boyfriend, was also arrested in connection with the incident.

Elisa Jordana is known for her work as a comedy writer and radio personality. She previously worked on the "Howard Stern Show" and is the host of the web series "Kermit and Friends." Jordana has also made appearances on popular shows like "Jimmy Kimmel Live," MTV, VH1, and Fox News. She was formerly engaged to comedian Andy Dick.

The livestreamed assault has sparked outrage and concern among viewers. As the investigation continues, individuals are questioning the influence and consequences of livestreamed altercations, highlighting the need for responsible online behavior.

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