Former Call of Duty pro Donovan “Temp” Laroda has been arrested in Texas, USA, on charges of aggravated assault involving family violence. Police stated that the incident occurred on October 14, 2026, and officers responded to a report of possible domestic violence, executing an arrest warrant to take him into custody.
The allegations state that the incident caused serious bodily injury to the victim, but the police report did not specify how the injuries occurred nor disclose the victim's identity. During the investigation, officers found a handgun at the scene, though it has not yet been confirmed whether the weapon was related to the incident.
The charges are described as a second-degree felony. If convicted, Laroda could face two to twenty years in prison and a fine of up to $10,000; these are potential legal consequences and not a court judgment. As of the time of this report, Temp has not made any public statement regarding the charges.
Temp has been active in the professional Call of Duty scene for over a decade, having played for teams such as New York Subliners, Paris Legion, and Breaking Point. In recent years, he has primarily worked as a coach and content creator. In May 2026, he served as head coach for Bush Gaming, leading the team to victory at the Call of Duty Challengers Atlanta Open.