Braden Peters, the internet personality behind the looksmaxxing channel Clavicular, faces two felony counts—rape and drugging for sexual intercourse—alongside a liquor‑related misdemeanor in Massachusetts, with arraignment set for October 14, according to the state docket filed on September 8. The rape charge, under Chapter 265, Section 22(b), carries a maximum 20‑year sentence for a first offense, while the drugging count under Chapter 272, Section 3, ranges from 10 years to life; a conviction on either would trigger registration as a sex offender. Peters, who has cultivated a following of 200,000 fans with his looksmaxxing content, is also the subject of a Florida civil suit filed earlier this year that accuses him of battery, fraud and emotional distress after a non‑consensual encounter at a Cape Cod family home. The complaint alleges he injected the plaintiff’s face with Aqualyx without consent during a livestream, a claim echoed by CBS Miami, while the plaintiff, whose identity remains confidential, reported being intoxicated during the alleged encounter. Representatives say Peters has not been served with a warrant; Mitchell Jackson claims no arrest warrant was issued and attacks The Bulwark for exaggerating the case. No defense attorney is listed on the docket, leaving the legal strategy unclear as the case moves forward.