A third Grand Theft Auto 6 gameplay clip has spread across Reddit and X, posted by the same leaker behind the previous two. It runs about two minutes, takes place entirely at night, and ends with something the earlier clips did not have: an actual story cutscene.
Quick answer: The clip, labeled “Taser Video,” shows Jason Duval brawling with security guards at an “Allied Crystal” sugar refinery in Ambrosia, disarming one and taking his taser, stealing a company truck, and then talking with Cal Hampton on a fishing boat. Reuploads are being pulled within minutes by copyright complaints, and Rockstar Games has not commented.
What happens in the leaked GTA 6 taser clip
The footage opens with Jason driving through the dark and pulling into a parking lot at the refinery. From there it is one continuous fight sequence that escalates until he leaves in a stolen truck.
| Moment | What is on screen |
|---|---|
| Arrival | Night driving into the “Allied Crystal” sugar refinery lot in Ambrosia |
| First fight | Jason picks a fight with a nearby security guard and disarms him |
| Taser pickup | He takes the guard’s taser and later shocks a downed officer with it |
| Finisher | A slow-motion cinematic camera triggers as the guard goes down |
| Rampage | Jason works through the rest of the guards on the property |
| Escape | He chases down an “Allied Crystal” semi-truck on foot and takes it |
| Cutscene | Jason and Cal Hampton drink beers on a fishing boat |
The slow-motion finisher is the detail people latched onto fastest. In Red Dead Redemption 2, that cinematic camera fired on headshots and Dead Eye kills, not on hand-to-hand takedowns. Here it plays out at the end of a fist fight.
New mechanics and UI prompts in the footage
Several on-screen prompts appear that had not shown up in the earlier two clips. They are short and easy to miss, but they point at systems rather than one-off animations.
| Prompt or mechanic | What it suggests |
|---|---|
| Disarm | Jason strips a weapon off an armed guard during melee and keeps it |
| “Clone Key” / “Smash Windows” | Two ways to take a parked car, one quiet and one loud |
| “Surrender” | Briefly appears in the bottom-right corner during the rampage |
| Hat pickup | Jason picks up a knocked-off guard hat and wears it |
| Tactical flashlight | A toggle for Jason’s weapon-mounted light at night |
The “Surrender” option is the odd one out. It flashes on screen while Jason is mid-spree, which reads more like a systemic option tied to being confronted than anything scripted for this specific location.
The cutscene with Cal Hampton, and why it looks different
This is the first of the leaked clips to end with story content. Jason sits on a fishing boat with his best friend Cal Hampton, a character Rockstar has already revealed, and the two talk over a few beers. One line in the exchange — “They don’t know nothing about me, man. I use a VPN.” — landed with obvious comic timing given the circumstances of the leak itself.
One presentation detail stands out. The scene is not letterboxed. The second GTA 6 trailer and the cutscenes in Red Dead Redemption 2 both used black bars, and this one fills the frame instead.
How old the build is: the Tate McRae radio track
An insider claim circulating alongside the leaks put the footage at more than a year old, possibly a 2023 build. The radio complicates that. The song playing in Jason’s car is “Sports Car” by Tate McRae, which came out in January 2025, so the capture cannot predate that.
Note: a licensed track appearing in a build only sets a floor for when the footage was recorded, not a ceiling. It rules 2023 out; it does not tell you how close this is to the shipping version.
Where this sits among the earlier Cyberleek clips
The first two clips ran roughly a minute each and covered a pickup basketball game and a highway drive that ended in a melee fight. Between them they exposed a six-star Wanted Level UI, icons showing whether police are tracking your clothing, face, or vehicle, a stealth indicator for how close you are to being spotted, per-part vehicle damage with a fuel gauge, a melee stamina meter, and a “+2% Focus” stat bump for sinking a basket.
The taser clip fits that pattern. It is another slice of open-world systems rather than a scripted mission, and it adds the melee and vehicle-entry layers the first two did not cover. Cyberleek framed the whole release as a protest against Rockstar and Take-Two, citing no physical release, no offline mode, and single-player content locked behind the Ultimate Edition, along with a demand to end digital pre-orders.
Takedowns and Rockstar’s response
Copies of the clip are being removed almost as fast as they go up, and Take-Two has issued DMCA notices to accounts posting the footage. That enforcement is itself the strongest signal the material is genuine — nobody files takedowns over fabricated video.
Rockstar has issued no public statement on any of the three clips. Its official gameplay reveal is still planned as a Netflix premiere, and no confirmed date and time for that has been announced.
Everything here comes from a pre-release build, which means the disarm prompt, the surrender option, and the key cloning menu are all subject to change before launch. Treat them as evidence of what Rockstar has been building rather than a description of the finished game.
