A YouTuber has posted a shocking new video following his arrest, which came months after his partner ended their relationship over a "humiliating" wedding stunt.
Jack Doherty, a 22-year-old streamer who sparked controversy earlier this month after embarrassing OnlyFans model McKinley Richardson during a livestreamed fake wedding, was arrested on Saturday, November 15, in Miami Beach, Florida.
According to police reports, per CBS News, Doherty was found with “half of an orange oval-shaped pill with 3 imprinted on it, consistent with a Schedule II amphetamine", and three hand-rolled cannabis cigarettes totaling about 4 grams.
He was also charged with resisting an officer without violence after allegedly stepping into traffic in the Miami Beach Entertainment District while trying to film content, despite being warned multiple times to stop, The Independent reports.
Jack Doherty was arrested. Credit: Miami Dade County Corrections and Rehabilitation
"I ran that jail so fast"
The content creator, who boasts over 28 million followers across his platforms, wasted no time monetizing the moment.
He filmed himself shortly after his release, holding a plastic bag containing what appeared to be his belongings, including a diamond necklace, and shouting: “I'm a free man, guys, let's go, I'm free!”
He even showed off the group of people he’d met in jail, calling it a “party outside of the jail cell”, and asked fans to “download all of the news clips” they could find about his arrest.
In a follow-up video posted to his main Instagram account, Doherty took it a step further. Surrounded by his apparent new “jail mates”, he asked: “How was I like in jail? Was I running that s*** or what?”
One man responded that Doherty was taking “people’s s***” behind bars, while the influencer himself claimed: “I got everyone’s lunch money.”
He captioned the clip: “I ran that jail so fast”, along with a laughing and exhaling emoji.
Whether his boasts are true or just another piece of shock content remains unclear, but his followers were left stunned by the boldness.
"Next time you might not make it! Slow down! You are so young you have your hold life ahead of you. Money can disapear quick," one user slammed, while another added: "You were in jail for a day you ain’t run s*** lil bro."
Arrest follows explosive wedding prank
Doherty’s arrest comes months after he livestreamed a staged wedding in Las Vegas with McKinley Richardson - only to pull out a fake pre-nup mid-ceremony.
In front of viewers, he announced: “So, shawty gets absolutely nothing when I divorce her, even if I cheat. If she cheats, she automatically owes me $10 million. I’ll also receive 100 percent of her OF revenue moving forward, even if we divorce.”
Richardson later said the stunt left her “humiliated”, though she was ultimately relieved the ceremony wasn’t legally binding.
This wasn’t Doherty’s first controversial livestream either, as earlier this year, he totaled his McLaren while filming live.
Now out on a $3,500 bond, Doherty claimed he got out in time to “shoot with 6ix9ine tomorrow”, referencing the rapper, and even posted his mugshot with the caption: “First day out.”