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Time and time again, the [[R/Daniellarson|Larsonian community]] had watched Daniel incriminate himself multiple times by filming his wrongdoings and posting or streaming them online for all the world to see; the most that would happen would Daniel being [[Jail Arc|held in jail for, at most, a few weeks]], or simply being given a [[Olive Garden Incident|slap-on-the-wrist]]. This became one of the more infamous parts of Daniel's presence, both in real life and online, as Daniel seemed, for a substantial stretch of time, to be above the law, or at least immune to it's more concrete punishments. | Time and time again, the [[R/Daniellarson|Larsonian community]] had watched Daniel incriminate himself multiple times by filming his wrongdoings and posting or streaming them online for all the world to see; the most that would happen would Daniel being [[Jail Arc|held in jail for, at most, a few weeks]], or simply being given a [[Olive Garden Incident|slap-on-the-wrist]]. This became one of the more infamous parts of Daniel's presence, both in real life and online, as Daniel seemed, for a substantial stretch of time, to be above the law, or at least immune to it's more concrete punishments. | ||
Daniel's plot armor seemed to break for good when he was arrested on 30 April 2024, 24 days after [[April 6th Incident|his most intense and infamous meltdown to date]] in Larstory | Daniel's plot armor seemed to break for good when he was arrested on 30 April 2024, 24 days after [[April 6th Incident|his most intense and infamous meltdown to date]] in Larstory, and then spent nearly two years behind bars. Many speculated that he was at serious risk of being institutionalized for the rest of his life ([[Second Jail Arc#Plea Agreement|plea deals]] notwithstanding). However, he was released from prison on 21 [[July 2026]]. Still, this doesn't mean his plot armor has fully re-materialized; his release comes with the mandates of being on probation for up to two years, and having his behavior online and offline heavily monitored by caregivers and officers. | ||
== Examples == | == Examples == | ||