Monday, June 10, was set to pan out as an ordinary day for Nikki "Sajedene" Elise, but went awry as her live stream Dota 2 broadcast caught her home invasion instead.

Streaming live gameplay footage, with a webcam focused on the player, has become a common and widespread activity. Viewers on Twitch.tv enjoy watching their favorite players tell jokes, make comments, and perform outstanding feats on their favorite online computer games.

While streamers range from different skills and average viewership, custom sprites and edits enable their broadcasts to appear as though they are the star of their own television program.

Nikki Elise, also known as Sajedene, from Tempe, Arizona was controlling the hero "Troll Warlord" early Monday morning, when she was interrupted by some shouting and banging in her home. Stepping away from the computer, she began to investigate the source of the commotion.

Moments later, a gunman enters the room and begins to search for valuables: money, jewelry, electronics. Meanwhile, viewers of the live stream are gripping their seats in disbelief over what they are seeing. The "Troll Warlord" remains stationary in the middle of the battlefield, as spectators begin reporting the incident to the police.

While the burglars seize and pillage the home of Nikki Elise, they are unaware of their live broadcast over the internet.

Local Tempe, Arizona news reports confirm that the robbery was not staged and one suspect is already in custody.

Watch the recorded footage of the robbery below: