Trending Now - Influencer Chud the Builder Arrested After Shooting Incident
WHO:
CNN - Dalton Eatherly, known as Chud the Builder, is a livestreamer.
CNN - The Montgomery County District Attorney General’s Office is involved in the case.
TMZ - Chud the Builder is described as a controversial streamer.
WHAT:
TMZ - Chud the Builder's GiveSendGo fundraising page received over $90,000 in donations within 24 hours after he was involved in a shooting and charged with attempted murder.
TMZ - The fundraising page is nearing its $100,000 goal.
TMZ - Chud the Builder has been charged in connection with the shooting outside a Tennessee courthouse.
TMZ - New video shows the tail end of the altercation and the wild aftermath of the shooting incident.
TMZ - Eatherly claims he was "jumped" during the incident outside the courthouse.
TMZ - Eatherly was reportedly shot in a self-inflicted incident.
CNN - Eatherly was involved in a confrontation that allegedly resulted in him shooting a man during the incident.
TMZ - Eatherly claims he was jumped during the incident outside the courthouse.
CNN - It is unclear what charges Eatherly could face following the shooting incident.
CNN - Eatherly was granted release for the incident on a $5,000 bond, according to a judge’s order.
TMZ - Eatherly claims he was jumped during the incident outside the courthouse.
CNN - Eatherly was involved in a confrontation that “resulted in gunfire” outside the courthouse.
CNN - The Montgomery County District Attorney General’s Office confirmed that it is unclear who fired shots during the incident.
TMZ - Eatherly claims he was jumped during the incident.
CNN - Chud the Builder is in custody after a shooting incident outside a courthouse.
CNN - Both Chud the Builder and another man were taken for medical treatment following the shooting.
CNN - Eatherly was arrested days earlier on charges of theft of services, disorderly conduct, and resisting arrest.
CNN - Eatherly refused to pay a restaurant bill of $371.55.
TMZ - Chud the Builder was reportedly shot in a self-inflicted incident.
WHERE:
CNN - The shooting occurred outside the Montgomery County Courthouse in Clarksville, Tennessee.
CNN - Eatherly was arrested at a Nashville steakhouse.
WHEN:
CNN - The shooting incident occurred on a Wednesday.
CNN - Eatherly was arrested at the restaurant over the weekend prior to the shooting.
WHY:
CNN - Eatherly was asked to stop livestreaming and became disruptive, leading to his arrest at the restaurant.
HOW:
CNN - Eatherly was reportedly making racial statements and causing a scene at the restaurant prior to his arrest.
CNN - Eatherly was asked by restaurant staff not to livestream or be disruptive inside the establishment but did so anyway, according to an affidavit.
CNN - The Montgomery County Sheriff’s office stated, “The scene is secured and there is no danger to the public.”
CNN - Eatherly allegedly pulled his arm away when officers attempted to place him in handcuffs during his arrest.
(UPDATED May 14, 2026 19:31 UTC)
Chud the Builder's GiveSendGo fundraising page has seen an impressive surge, raking in over $90,000 in donations within just 24 hours following his involvement in a shooting and subsequent charge of attempted murder. The page is now nearing its goal of $100,000. Supporters appear to be rallying around him during this challenging time.
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(UPDATED May 14, 2026 15:42 UTC)
Chud the Builder has been charged in connection with the shooting that occurred outside a courthouse in Tennessee. New video footage has surfaced, capturing the tail end of the altercation and the chaotic aftermath of the incident. This development comes as authorities continue to investigate the circumstances surrounding the shooting.
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(UPDATED May 14, 2026 13:26 UTC)
Eatherly claims he was "jumped" during an incident outside the courthouse, according to TMZ. Reports indicate that he was shot in what appears to be a self-inflicted incident. The details surrounding the event continue to unfold as more information becomes available.
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(UPDATED May 14, 2026 11:41 UTC)
Eatherly is facing serious allegations after being involved in a confrontation that allegedly led to him shooting a man outside a courthouse. He claims he was jumped during the incident, but prior to his arrest, reports indicate he was making racial statements and causing a scene at a restaurant. As of now, it remains unclear what charges Eatherly could face following this shooting incident.
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(UPDATED May 14, 2026 04:18 UTC)
Eatherly has been granted release on a $5,000 bond following an incident outside the courthouse, according to a judge’s order. He claims he was jumped during this incident, while restaurant staff had previously asked him not to livestream or be disruptive inside their establishment, as noted in an affidavit. The situation has drawn attention as details continue to unfold.
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(UPDATED May 14, 2026 01:37 UTC)
A confrontation involving Eatherly outside the courthouse resulted in gunfire, although the Montgomery County District Attorney General’s Office has confirmed that it's unclear who fired the shots. Eatherly claims he was jumped during the incident, but the Montgomery County Sheriff’s Office has stated that the scene is secured and there is no danger to the public. Authorities continue to investigate the details surrounding the event.
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(UPDATED May 13, 2026 21:22 UTC)
Dalton Eatherly, known as Chud the Builder, is in custody following a shooting incident outside the Montgomery County Courthouse in Clarksville, Tennessee, where he was reportedly shot in a self-inflicted incident. Eatherly, a controversial livestreamer, had been arrested days earlier at a Nashville steakhouse for refusing to pay a $371.55 bill and became disruptive when asked to stop livestreaming, leading to charges of theft of services, disorderly conduct, and resisting arrest. Both Eatherly and another man were taken for medical treatment after the shooting, and the Montgomery County District Attorney General’s Office is now involved in the case.