What happened to Nina Lin during her latest livestream? Police arrival sparks concern

Controversial Kick streamer Nina Lin faced another scary moment during her latest livestream on September 5, 2026. Lin was spending time with friends and had gone out to get food when police suddenly arrived at their location. She quickly seemed to understand why the officers were there and believed someone had made another false report about her. The streamer went outside with her hands raised and tried to explain the situation to the police while her viewers watched the incident unfold live.Nina Lin faces another swatting scare as police arrive during livestreamNina Lin had started her livestream in a fun mood. She and one of her friends were dressed as Oompa Loompas from Charlie and the Chocolate Factory. They wore green wigs and planned to enjoy their time together.Later, Lin went out with her friend and another person to get some food. Everything appeared normal until she noticed a police car outside the place.Lin immediately stood up and raised both her hands before walking outside to speak with the officers. She told them that she and her friends were livestreamers and believed someone had made a false emergency call."They do this every single time," Lin told the officers. "Cause we are live streamers, they call the cops on us every single time."One officer went inside to check if everything was okay, while Lin continued speaking with another officer outside. She explained that false reports have become a serious problem for streamers like her.Nina Lin says she does not know who is behind the repeated swatting incidentsDuring the conversation, a police officer asked Nina Lin if she knew who was making the repeated false reports. However, the streamer said she did not know who was responsible.Lin explained that the people behind the calls may be using a VPN, which makes it harder to find out where they are located. She also claimed that similar incidents had happened several times recently."This is like my third SWAT this week," she said, explaining that people can watch their livestreams, see where they are, and then make false claims to the police.According to Lin, the pranksters may use things they see during her streams to make up false stories. During this outing, she and her friend were wearing green wigs, and Lin suggested that someone could use their appearance to create a fake report.The September 5 incident once again showed the dangers streamers can face when strangers misuse emergency services after watching their live broadcasts. Although Lin was able to explain the situation to the officers, the unexpected police arrival turned what started as a fun outing with friends into another worrying moment.As of the incident, Nina Lin said she still did not know who was behind the repeated false reports.Catch the latest World News and Live updates. Download the TOI app.