‘BitBoy Crypto’ intentionally misses court appearance to address alleged harassment
YouTuber and Crypto Twitter personality Ben Armstrong openly mocked a federal judge’s authority, tweeting pictures of himself on a beach during an ordered court appearance.
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YouTuber and Crypto Twitter personality Ben Armstrong openly mocked a federal judge’s authority, tweeting pictures of himself on a beach during an ordered court appearance.
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