JiDion Mugshot: Woodhaven Arrest, Charges, and Prior Cases

The JiDion mugshot circulating online comes from a June 22, 2026 arrest in Woodhaven, Michigan, where YouTuber Jidon Armani Adams was booked on two misdemeanors: breach of peace and stalking. Police took him into custody while he was livestreaming a confrontation with a man accused of squatting in a relative’s home, and he was held overnight before his arraignment the next day.

What Happened in Woodhaven

Woodhaven police got a call around 3:15 p.m. on June 22, 2026 from the management of a McDonald’s at 22172 West Road, reporting a large crowd gathering in and around the building.¹ Officers found Adams and a group of followers trying to confront a man they believed had been illegally squatting in a Woodhaven residence.

The dispute involved fellow YouTuber Skeeter Jean, who said his “Uncle Joe” had been squatting in his grandmother’s home. The group moved Adams into the house to force the relative out. Uncle Joe left and walked to the nearby McDonald’s, and Adams and his fans followed him there, streaming the encounter on Kick.² Police said the crowd had been drawn by a social media post from a relative of the alleged squatter.³

Four men were arrested at the scene without incident. Three were charged with breach of peace. Adams was charged with both breach of peace and stalking, and all four were booked by the Woodhaven Police Department and held overnight.¹

Clips from the Kick stream showed Adams arguing with officers before the arrest. He told police, “I’m a multi-millionaire, I can take this as far as you want,” and added, “This is really the route you want to go? You will be in a deposition, and you will be arrested.”⁴ A clip of the arrest posted to X drew millions of views, and fans later gathered outside the Woodhaven police station to protest, accusing officers of “protecting the wrong person.”⁵

The Charges and What They Carry

Under Michigan law, disturbing the peace is punishable by up to 93 days in jail and a fine of up to $500. A misdemeanor stalking conviction under MCL 750.411h carries up to one year in jail, a fine of up to $1,000, or both, with probation of up to five years possible.⁶

Although The Detroit News described Adams as a creator known for catching online sexual predators, the stalking charge in Woodhaven stems from the squatter confrontation at the McDonald’s, not from any predator-catching operation.¹

Court Status

Adams was arraigned on June 23, 2026 in the 33rd District Court in Woodhaven before Judge Michael McNally.³ Bond was set at $10,000, and he was released on personal bond. He livestreamed portions of the hearing itself.⁴ His attorney is Jeffrey Michael Perlman, who was not immediately available for comment as of June 24.¹

A pretrial hearing was scheduled for July 13, 2026. No information was available as of late June 2026 on what plea Adams entered or whether any motions had been filed.

Prior Arrests

The Woodhaven booking is not Adams’s first time in a police file. He was charged with misdemeanor criminal trespassing in Harris County, Texas on at least two occasions tied to incidents at the University of Houston, once in November 2021 and again in March 2023. The university confirmed Adams had never been a student there. One recorded incident involved him filming himself getting a haircut inside a campus auditorium in October 2021. In February 2023, he and another creator disrupted a class on Valentine’s Day by presenting the professor with a balloon, a stuffed bear, and flowers. Both trespassing charges were ultimately dismissed.⁷

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The Detroit News. JiDion Arrested for Disturbing Peace, Stalking in Woodhaven
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FOX 2 Detroit. YouTuber JiDion Arrested in Woodhaven While Attempting to Confront Alleged Squatter
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The News-Herald. YouTuber Arrested in Woodhaven While Allegedly Attempting to Confront Home Squatter
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MLive. Popular YouTuber JiDion Arrested on Livestream in Woodhaven
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Patch. Popular YouTuber Arrested While Livestreaming in Metro Detroit
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Michigan Courts. Michigan Stalking Penalties
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Houston Public Media. YouTuber JiDion Charged With Criminal Trespassing After University of Houston Prank