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Kai Cenat’s AMP group posts first public statement since Friday’s “riot” in Union Square.

Popular Twitch streamer and influencer Kai Cenat is facing charges of inciting a riot at his giveaway event in New York City on Friday and hasn’t posted on social media since being released from custody on Saturday morning.

Now (via Variety), the first statement on the incident has appeared on the Instagram story for his AMP (Any Means Possible) group.

AMP statement: Yesterday members of AMP hoped to create a positing experience for fans and give back as a show of appreciation for their support....We are deeply disheartened by the outbreak of disorderly conduct that affected innocent people and businesses and do not condone that behavior. We apologize to all of those impacted, and we are fully cooperating with local authorities.
AMP Group - “We apologize to all of those impacted, and we are fully cooperating with local authorities.”
Image: AMP Group (Instagram)
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