Floyd Wallace went live twice over late Saturday evening and mid-afternoon on Sunday as he detailed his epic ordeal in taking a Greyhound bus to Norman, Oklahoma, to turn himself in to police for an outstanding warrant.

Wallace’s warrant was confirmed Saturday afternoon as the Oklahoma court site was updated with his outstanding warrant for missing his court date on February 18:

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The YouTuber had planned to turn himself in on Monday for the warrant, and his second stream on Saturday was to raise $60.00 to pay his outstanding probation fees from an incident in Grayson, Texas last year. While he said he had enough donations to cover the probation fees at the end of the livestream, his probation account still shows a $40.00 delinquent fee as of Sunday afternoon. He also claimed that once paid, his probation would be over on March 7, 2025.

In the hours between his first and second livestream, he received a $75.00 donation that he announced he was refunding. He made it clear that he wouldn’t keep money that someone had mistakenly given him, even if he really needed the money.

Wallace then announced that he had purchased a bus ticket and that he was leaving at 10PM Saturday night to arrive in Norman, Oklahoma at midday on Sunday. The timing was strange as it was assumed that Wallace was coming from his previous home in College Station, Texas and going to Norman. No buses were set to leave on Saturday night into Sunday at that time.

The YouTuber had been coy about his whereabouts for his past couple of livestreams, and when he appeared on camera during the live, he was in a setting that didn’t match his previous apartment in Texas or other places he had shown on other livestreams.

He finished his Saturday night livestream by admitting that he hadn’t had sex since he was back in the United States but countering by bragging that he had sex with four women in Brazil and seven to eight in Colombia.

Sunday’s livestream started with Wallace standing outside and attempting to explain that his bus had broken down and he had missed his transfer. He accused the driver of not wanting to do her job as the bus was allegedly checked out when it returned to the station and was found to have nothing wrong with it.

Keen eyed viewers, including PDocs of the Public Documents of Chille DeCastro, noted that Wallace was at the St. Louis Gateway Transportation Center. He later accidentally flashed his ticket, telling his fans to ignore it, showing that his original ticket had him getting on a bus in Columbus, Ohio and traveling to St. Louis, Missouri.

It’s unclear why Wallace was hiding his location, but his ticket corresponded to a departure time from Ohio with an ending destination of Oklahoma.

During the livestream, Wallace asked his viewers for help with his travel expenses and expressed his fear that he wouldn’t make it to Oklahoma in time to turn himself in for his outstanding warrant.

Wallace is expected to arrive in Oklahoma late Sunday night or early Monday morning. He claimed he had made arrangements to go to his attorney’s office, who would attempt to get him a hearing with the Court in order to turn himself in for his outstanding warrant and to accept his previously arranged plea deal.

If the plea deal was not impacted by missing the court date, Wallace is expected to be in jail for 10 days of a 30-day sentence.