The troubled comedian has been living with YouTube personality the Wappy Flanker, who is seen pulling out a gun during an argument with a third guy while they're live on the web.
- Apr 19, 2022
AceShowbiz - Andy Dick has got a visit from cops after a live stream went awry. Police were called into the house the comedian has been living in after his roommate pulled out a gun while they were live on the web.
Per TMZ report, Andy, who has been dealing with various legal issues in the last few years, has been living with YouTube personality who calls himself the Wappy Flanker. On Saturday, April 16, they hosted a live stream when a third man went over to Wappy's place.
An argument reportedly broke out between Wappy and the third man. That's when Wappy angrily pulled out a gun and threateningly told the third man to leave. "Get out of my f**king house right now, you mother**ker. I have a gun," Wappy yelled to the guest in the video. Andy, who remained seated, was heard calmly telling his roommate, "Don't shoot the gun."
Police were alerted to the incident after someone who was watching the live stream made a call. Cops then visited the house for a welfare check. Police spoke to Andy and the Wappy Flanker, but Andy told cops he was fine and wanted to keep staying at the house. Officers left without making any arrest.
This is reportedly not the first time a gun has been seen during their live stream. One day earlier, Wappy was seen with a gun on his waistband in a video, while Andy turned down a guy's request to stream an RV trip.
According to the site, Andy has been sleeping on a cot in the living room of Wappy's place. During the live stream, they are seeking donations for the troubled comedian.
Andy has been falling off the radar following his legal troubles. In June 2018, he was charged with misdemeanor sexual battery and battery charges for allegedly groping a woman in April that year. He pleaded not guilty in October 2019 to charges he grabbed an Uber driver by the genitals.
In June 2021, the 56-year-old was also arrested for felony assault with a deadly weapon during an argument with his then-boyfriend Lucas. He allegedly hit his boyfriend with a metal chair. In October of the same year, he was accused of hitting his boyfriend in the face with a frying pan. He was involved in another domestic battery with his partner in November.
