Pro Counter-Strike team quit org after owner allegedly admits to dating 17-year-old
Following the allegations, the whole ImPerium Advanced CS:GO roster severed connections with the organisation and is currently playing under the"Looking for Org" banner.
The Counter-Strike: Global Offensive ESEA Advanced roster of ImPerium Vancuverii turned its back on the organisation over a controversy involving its CEO, who goes by the moniker Shadow. The 25-year-old Shadow, also reportedly the owner of the Canadian organisation, has allegedly been dating a 17-year-old within the organisation.on the same day, saying that they were “currently investigating reports of allegations of unethical behaviour”.
Soon after, on Thursday morning , the organisation announced their decision to remove Shadow as the CEO of the organisation.ImPerium also said that he would be replaced by the VP of Business Development, who goes by the moniker "Spencer", as interim CEO. ImPerium did not disclose if Shadow was still within the organisation in some capacity.has reached out to ImPerium Vancuverii for further clarification on Shadow's removal.
Nicholas "Truepain" Effland, a member of the roster, confirmed the team's departure from ImPerium on the same day.
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