Kid playing Call of Duty while live streaming on Xbox on Cam gets raided by Police

A professional Call of Duty gamer and his family got a whiff of some real first-person shooters this week when a swarm of heavily armed officers descended on their home in Lake Stevens, Washington. Curtis Henke, 20, became the target of a “swatting” hoax on Monday after a caller— using Skype and pretending to be Henke—informed authorities that he shot his dad in the head, stuffed a grenade in his mother’s mouth and was ready to start mowing down cops, according to police. Authorities now suspect that a vengeful gamer may have hatched the sick stunt to distract Henke, who is a finalist in a contest to join the FaZe Clan , an elite group of Call of Duty players that has more than 2.5 million followers worldwide. The prank comes less than two months after another disgruntled Call of Dutyrival sent helicopters and an army of cops  to the home of a Long Island, New York, teen who bested him. “The suspect tried to bait the police into storming Curtis’ house,” Lake Stevens Police Department Commander Dennis Taylor tells Vocativ. “It was completely over the top.”