Chud The Builder Facing 36 YEARS IN PRISON — NEW FOOTAGE & VICTIM Revealed

Chud The Builder Shooting Update: ARRESTED, CHARGED & NEW FOOTAGE — What It Reveals About Victim Joshua Fox Changes EVERYTHING! Dalton Eatherly, known online as ChudTheBuilder, has been formally charged with attempted criminal homicide and three additional counts after shooting disabled Army veteran Joshua Fox outside the Montgomery County Courthouse in Clarksville, Tennessee on May 13th, 2026. Joshua Fox, a father of two who suffers from PTSD, was shot in the shoulder and stomach and airlifted to Vanderbilt University Medical Center, while Dalton Eatherly now faces over 25 years in prison. CHAPTERS: 00:00 Courthouse Shooting Leaves Army Veteran Fighting to Recover 00:43 Man Facing 25+ Years After Shocking Courthouse Gunfire 01:28 Veteran With PTSD Identified as New Details Surface 01:55 Chaos Outside Courthouse Captured on Bystander Video 02:16 Chilling Social Media Posts Resurface Before Shooting 03:01 Livestream Claims Raise Questions About Shooter’s Mindset 03:24 Victim’s Troubled Past Revealed Amid Growing Investigation 04:38 Steakhouse Arrest and Public Outbursts Before Courthouse Incident 05:30 Community Speaks Out as Investigation Intensifies 06:12 Viral Confrontation Tactics End in Life-Changing Violence VIDEO DESCRIPTION: Chud the Builder — real name Dalton Eatherly — has been formally charged with attempted criminal homicide, employing a firearm during a dangerous felony, reckless endangerment with a deadly weapon, and an additional weapons charge after a shooting outside the Montgomery County Courthouse in Clarksville, Tennessee on May 13th, 2026. Chud the Builder arrested and booked into Montgomery County Jail, Dalton Eatherly now faces over 25 years in prison and is awaiting arraignment with no bond set. The victim has been identified by his family as 31-year-old Joshua Fox — a disabled Army veteran who suffers from PTSD and other medical conditions. Joshua was shot in the shoulder and stomach and airlifted by LifeFlight to Vanderbilt University Medical Center in Nashville, where he was listed in stable condition. Bystander footage has now surfaced online in what many are calling a Chud the Builder reaction moment — the footage shows the chaotic aftermath of the shooting but does not capture the confrontation itself. The investigation remains ongoing. In the days before the incident, Dalton Eatherly posted publicly warning he would use lethal force against anyone who threatened him. Ten hours before Joshua Fox was shot, Chud the Builder posted a message that now reads like a preview of what was about to happen — posts prosecutors are expected to scrutinize closely. This shooting came just days after Chud the Builder was arrested at a Nashville steakhouse for allegedly refusing to pay a $400 bill. Dalton Eatherly was also at the courthouse that day as a defendant in a civil case over $3,300 in unpaid debt. Montgomery County Sheriff John Fuson confirmed this behavior will not be tolerated and that his office will pursue full accountability in the Chud the Builder case. HASHTAGS: #ChudTheBuilder, #DaltonEatherly, #ChudTheBuilderArrested, #JoshuaFox, #JosephMorris, #FYP, #FORYOUPAGE, #CRIMETOK, #TRUECRIMETOK, #TrueCrime, #TrueCrimeCommunity, #Tennessee, #CourthouseShooting, #BreakingNews, #NewsToday