In a recent tweet, Cointelegraph reported that Ben Armstrong, widely known in the cryptocurrency community as “BitBoy,” was arrested in Florida after publicly acknowledging the existence of an outstanding warrant against him.
Armstrong had previously informed his followers about the warrant related to his communications with a Georgia judge.
JUST IN: Crypto influencer BitBoy, also known as Ben Armstrong, has been arrested in Florida.
On March 21, he posted on X confirming the warrants for his arrest were due to sending emails to Cobb County, Georgia Superior Court Judge Kimberly Childs. pic.twitter.com/1KvWSaoKHx
— Cointelegraph (@Cointelegraph) March 26, 2025
Details of the Arrest
On March 25, Armstrong was taken into custody by the Volusia County Division of Corrections in Florida. The arrest record indicates that he was classified as a fugitive from justice and was apprehended at 7:18 pm local time. This development came shortly after Armstrong publicly acknowledged the warrant issued against him.
Armstrong’s Admission
Before his arrest on March 21, Armstrong addressed the situation on the social media platform X. He confirmed that the warrants for his arrest were due to emails he had sent to Cobb County, Georgia Superior Court Judge Kimberly Childs.
Armstrong stated that these communications occurred while he was representing himself legally. He also alleged that Judge Childs had deleted her social media accounts, although this claim remains unverified.
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Legal Implications
The specific charges leading to Armstrong’s arrest have not been publicly detailed. However, his admission points to potential legal issues arising from his direct communications with a sitting judge.
Such actions can be construed as attempts to influence or intimidate judicial proceedings, which are taken seriously under the law. The nature of these emails and their content will likely be central to any forthcoming legal proceedings.
Community Reaction
The cryptocurrency community has been attentive to Armstrong’s recent legal issues. His arrest has prompted discussions about the responsibilities and conduct of influencers within the crypto space. Some community members have expressed concerns over the potential impact of such incidents on the broader perception of cryptocurrency and its advocates.
Ben Armstrong’s arrest in Florida underscores the legal complexities that can arise from personal conduct, especially when it intersects with public platforms and the judiciary. As the situation develops, further details will shed light on the specific allegations and the potential consequences he may face.
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