Dalton Levi Eatherly, 28. Streams as ChudTheBuilder. Booked after the May 13, 2026 incident at Millennium Plaza in Clarksville, next to the courthouse.

Charges posted by the sheriff: criminal attempt: murder, employing a firearm during a dangerous felony, aggravated assault, reckless endangerment with a deadly weapon. Bond on the first setting: $1.25 million. Later coverage put the number nearer $1 million. Either figure is hold-without-easy-release money.

He was there on a civil matter. Confrontation with Joshua Fox, 31, a disabled Army veteran. Shots. Fox flown to Vanderbilt Nashville, listed stable. Eatherly to Vanderbilt Clarksville with an arm wound officials described as looking self-inflicted. On the livestream he asked if it was a graze or if he had shot himself. A responder said it went through.

His account: laughter, slurs as bait, punches that kept coming after the gun came out. Self-defense. Online bounties. DA Robert Nash’s account: Eatherly opened fire.

The mugshot already circulated. This frame is the side of the head in a Montgomery County shirt, hair still damp, mustache, courtroom or holding light. The watermark sat on the county letters. The headline is the bond.

GiveSendGo and a coin moved when the clip hit. Supporters reached for stand-your-ground. Critics reached for a streamer who brought a pistol to a plaza he helped turn into content. None of that sets bond. A magistrate looking at attempted murder and a firearm count does.

He has not been convicted. Fox’s condition was stable in the first reports. The case is allegations plus a livestream that will be exhibit A no matter which story the jury believes. $1.25 million is the court’s first price on that risk. The shirt says the county already has him.