What Happened to SicK Valorant? What Did Sentinels SicK Do?

Who is Sick Valorant?

SicK is a renowned professional Valorant player, who competes for Sentinels, an esports group. He is well-known for his aggressive dueling style and exceptional gaming skills, which have led his team to multiple triumphs in various tournaments and contests. SicK previously played for Team Rossy, and his most recent match was against Team Subroza on December 5, 2022.

Currently, he is preparing for the upcoming VCT 2024 – Americas League competition, and has earned a total of $114,050.00 throughout his career. After playing 6087 rounds, he currently has a rating of 1.17.Notably, SicK was listed as the replacement player for Sentinels after the rostermania last year, but he hasn’t played professionally since May 2022.

What Happened to Sick Valorant? 

Sentinels’ Hunter “SicK” Mims has recently been released from jail after spending 11 days in confinement following his arrest on March 4. The arrest was made after an altercation at a Ferrari dealership in Texas, which was posted on his Twitter account but has since been deleted. SicK was charged with criminal trespassing for refusing to leave the dealership when asked to do so.

Sentinels posted his bond of $5,000 and also flew in his sister to assist with his release. However, the organization has suspended SicK pending the completion of training. Sentinels’ CEO, Rob Moore, expressed hope that they could support SicK during this difficult time.

What Did Sentinels Sick Do?

On March 4, 2024, Hunter “SicK” Mims, a professional Valorant player for Sentinels, was arrested and charged with criminal trespassing after an incident at a car dealership. The news was initially revealed by a Twitter user and categorized as a “Class B” misdemeanor, with a bond of $5,000. SicK, who was previously a Counter-Strike: Global Offensive player, is a well-known figure in the esports community.

The incident occurred just a week after he publicly expressed his disappointment with Riot Games and his management for not allowing him to enter the VCT Lock//In Sao Paulo tournament. According to a Twitter user, the altercation took place at a Ferrari dealership when SicK was attempting to purchase a car but refused to leave the property, resulting in his arrest. The Sentinels have suspended SicK while he completes his training, and their CEO has stated that the organization hopes to support him during this challenging time.

Sick Valorant Jail

Sick, a Valorant player, was arrested on March 4 for criminal trespassing and was in jail in Dallas, Texas’ Collin County Jail. He was detained on a $5,000 bond for a Class B Misdemeanor. The Law Office of Andrew Williams has stated that he may face a fine of up to $2,000 or a prison sentence of up to 180 days. The incident that led to his arrest occurred at a Ferrari dealership, which he shared on his Twitter account.

According to Dot Esports, Sick refused to leave the dealership after an employee asked him to do so. He also mentioned that the police were involved and referred to the company as “disrespectful.” Sources claim that Sick is dealing with personal issues and has received support from other players, family, and friends. Former teammate ShahZam has publicly requested that he return his calls.

Sick Valorant Girlfriend

SicK Valorant has not made any public statements about his current relationship status. It is not known whether he is single or in a relationship as he keeps his personal life private.However, in one of his YouTube videos, SicK was seen with a streamer named Kissubie, who was confirmed to be his ex-girlfriend.

In a Twitch stream, Kissubie revealed that they were in an open relationship at one point, but they have since broken up and are no longer on speaking terms.The reason for their separation has not been disclosed, but rumors suggest that Kissubie ended the relationship after discovering that SicK was involved with another girl while they were in an open relationship.

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