(NewsNation) — The YouTuber who is at the center of a dispute over a missing Lego collection worth $200,000 said he cannot post any more videos about the situation or he’ll risk jail time.

Benjamin Schneider, known online as “Reckless Ben,” posted a short video to YouTube Tuesday explaining he has a third part to his series about him helping Bryan Mansell get answers about his allegedly stolen Lego Star Wars collection from a local company. He said he cannot post it, however.

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“I can’t post it now, or I’ll go to jail,” Schneider said. “Not only that, but I’ll also immediately lose my lawsuit of $300,000 and the GoFundMe we made for Bryan will go straight to this mystery company that I am no longer allowed to talk about.”

Schneider added the company served him the lawsuit over email, and now that he’s officially served, he cannot mention the company any longer.

“My personal opinion is that this is unfair because this order was put on me because this company was telling the court that I was making threats, which I didn’t do,” Schneider said. “The only problem is that I didn’t get a chance to share my side, and because of that, I am no longer allowed to talk about them.”

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