This is the booking photo. Orange top, gray wall, hair still wet from processing, mustache, scrape on the forehead. Dalton Levi Eatherly, 28. The name on the streams is ChudTheBuilder.

Montgomery County Sheriff’s Office already posted the counts: criminal attempt: murder, employing a firearm during a dangerous felony, aggravated assault, reckless endangerment with a deadly weapon. Booked into the county jail. Held for arraignment. Bond later moved from $1.25 million toward $1 million.

May 13, 2026, Millennium Plaza, Clarksville, next to the courthouse. He was there on a civil debt matter. A confrontation with Joshua Fox, a 31-year-old disabled Army veteran. Shots. Fox LifeFlighted to Vanderbilt Nashville, listed stable. Eatherly ambulance to Vanderbilt Clarksville with an arm wound officials said looked like he hit himself. On the livestream he asked if it was a graze or if he had shot himself. A responder said it went through.

His version on camera: laughter, a warning about slurs, then punches that continued after the gun. He called it defense and blamed online bounties. DA Robert Nash said Eatherly opened fire.

The streams that built the audience are the reason a plaza already had eyes on him. Racial provocation as content. That is also why the GiveSendGo and the coin jumped when the clip hit. Supporters reached for Tennessee stand-your-ground. Critics reached for a streamer who brought a gun to a fight he helped stage.

The mugshot is the part the algorithm wanted after the stretcher photo and the sheriff Facebook post. Same man, different lighting. Attempted murder is the top line. A jury, if it gets one, will have to sort the punch from the shots. The photo does not do that. It only proves he was processed.