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crime12 days ago•2 min saved

Controversial Livestreamer Gets $1.25M Bond After Clarksville Courthouse Shooting

Tennessee livestreamer Dalton Eatherly, known as 'Chud the Builder,' was granted a $1.25 million preliminary bond on charges including attempted murder after a shooting outside the Montgomery County Courthouse in Clarksville. He faces additional counts such as employing a firearm during a dangerous felony, aggravated assault and reckless endangerment. A full bond hearing is set for May 21 and a preliminary hearing for May 26. The case has drawn attention due to Eatherly's controversial online persona, and he has prior arrests in Nashville and Montgomery County, including a recent restaurant incident.

via WZTV|

#attempted-murder #chud-the-builder #clarksville

crime12 days ago•4 min saved

Reached for Gun Before Courthouse Shooting, Warrant Says

An arrest warrant alleges Dalton Eatherly reached for a firearm and fired multiple shots during a verbal confrontation outside the Montgomery County Courthouse, injuring Joshua Fox and prompting a courthouse lockdown. Eatherly, who was wounded in the arm, faces charges including attempted criminal homicide and related counts; bond was set at $1.25 million, with bond and preliminary hearings scheduled.

via Clarksville Now|

#arrest-warrant #clarksville #courthouse

us-news13 days ago•2 min saved

Live-streamer linked to shooting outside Tennessee courthouse

Controversial streamer Dalton Eatherly, known as Chud the Builder, was involved in a confrontation outside the Montgomery County Courthouse in Clarksville, Tenn., that escalated to gunfire. Eatherly allegedly opened fire and appeared to shoot himself in the arm, injuring another person as well; the courthouse was locked down and two victims were hospitalized in stable condition. Investigators say there’s no ongoing threat to the public, and Eatherly was the defendant in a contract/debt case. He has prior Nashville arrests for disorderly conduct and theft of services after allegedly refusing to pay a restaurant bill and resisting arrest; he’s due back in court July 17 for those charges.

via NBC News|

#chud-the-builder #clarksville #livestreaming

crime13 days ago•5 min saved

Clarksville Courthouse Shooting: 'Chud the Builder' Charged with Attempted Murder

Two people were injured when Dalton Eatherly, aka 'Chud the Builder,' opened fire outside the Montgomery County Courthouse in Clarksville. Eatherly was wounded in the incident and later charged with attempted murder, employing a firearm during a dangerous felony, aggravated assault, and reckless endangerment; the courthouse was placed on lockdown as investigators proceeded. One victim was treated locally, the other LifeFlighted to Vanderbilt University Medical Center; authorities say the investigation is ongoing.

via Clarksville Now|

#chud-the-builder #clarksville #crime

us-news14 days ago•16 min saved

Controversial livestreamer 'Chud the Builder' arrested after Tennessee courthouse shooting

Dalton Eatherly, known online as 'Chud the Builder' for racially charged livestreams, was taken into custody after a confrontation outside Clarksville's Montgomery County Courthouse escalated to gunfire; both he and another man were hospitalized and are in stable condition. The DA did not disclose the motive or why Eatherly was at the courthouse. The case adds to a history of Eatherly's public provocations, including a separate Nashville steakhouse incident and a civil debt matter in which he was accused of harassment and nonpayment, while witnesses described him regularly filming and instigating confrontations with racial slurs.

via AP News|

#chud-the-builder #clarksville #dalton-eatherly

local14 days ago•27 min saved

Clarksville Courthouse Shooting: Suspect Detained After Earlier Arrest

Two men were injured in a shooting outside the Montgomery County Courthouse in Clarksville; authorities have detained a suspect nicknamed 'Chud the Builder' days after an earlier arrest as investigators pursue more details in the case.

via WZTV|

#clarksville #clarksville-courthouse #courthouse-shooting

local2 months ago•2 min saved

Clarksville Community Grieves After Fatal School Bus Crash

A Clarksville-area school bus carrying 25 students and five teachers crashed Friday at the Highway 70-Cedar Grove intersection in Carroll County, Tennessee, after colliding with a TDOT dump truck and an SUV, killing two Kenwood Middle School students and leaving several others seriously injured. The group was on a field trip to a Greenpower USA competition in Jackson; the host district says the event will proceed, with grief counselors on site as families cope and school officials work to communicate with parents.

via WSMV|

#clarksville #community-mourning #greenpower-usa

business5 months ago•5 min saved

Korea Zinc's $7.4B US Minerals Project Gains US Support Amid Industry Expansion

Korea Zinc will purchase Nyrstar's Clarksville zinc smelter and build a $6.6 billion, 6.99 million-square-foot integrated smelting facility, creating 420 new jobs and strengthening U.S.-South Korea economic ties, with phased operations starting in 2029.

via Clarksville Now|

#business #clarksville #job-creation

natural-disasters2 years ago•1 min saved

Surviving the Storm: Incredible Tales of Tornado Survival

NewsChannel 5 has launched the "Safe Places" program in response to the recent deadly tornado outbreak in Clarksville, Tennessee. The program allows organizations to sign up as safe places for people during severe weather. The EF3 tornado destroyed dozens of mobile homes, highlighting the need for safer shelter options. Montgomery County EMA Director, Ed Baggett, believes that having designated safe places will save lives during future tornado outbreaks and plans to partner with NewsChannel 5 to gather more safe places for their list.

via News Channel 5 Nashville|

#clarksville #mobile-homes #natural-disasters

natural-disasters2 years ago•2 min saved

Surviving the Tennessee Tornado: Stories of Resilience and Hope

A man driving from Nashville to Clarksville, Tennessee, unknowingly found himself in the path of a deadly tornado with winds of 150 mph. His dash camera captured the terrifying moments as the clouds darkened, debris swirled, and power lines exploded. Despite the chaos, he kept driving, fearing that his light car would be lifted into a building if he stopped. His car was heavily damaged, and his apartment was condemned, but he escaped without injury. He credits his survival to his faith and believes that God was watching over him. He has set up a GoFundMe to replace his belongings and repair his car.

via WKRN News 2|

#clarksville #dashcam-footage #faith

human-interest2 years ago•2 min saved

Recovering from Natural Disasters: Tenants and Businesses Struggle in Tennessee

Tornado survivors in Clarksville, Tennessee, were given 24 hours to vacate their apartments by GVA management, with the threat that their belongings would be discarded if they didn't comply. Many residents, who lost their vehicles in the tornadoes, are struggling to find alternative housing and storage. Some residents captured video of management attempting to kick in a door, leading to a civil matter involving the police. Residents are seeking a temporary injunction to halt the eviction and buy them at least 14 days.

via WKRN News 2|

#apartment-eviction #clarksville #empathy

natural-disasters2 years ago•2 min saved

Deadly Clarksville Tornado Caught on Dashcam: Victims Receive Aid

Dashcam footage captures the terrifying moment a driver in Clarksville, Tennessee, gets caught in a massive tornado during Saturday's deadly tornado outbreak. The video shows debris flying around the car as the twister overtakes it, spinning the vehicle and other cars around. The EF-3 tornado caused significant damage, resulting in multiple deaths and injuries, with nearly 1,000 homes damaged and 114 destroyed.

via Fox Weather |

#clarksville #dashcam-footage #destruction

natural-disasters2 years ago•2 min saved

"Devastating Tennessee Tornadoes Claim Lives and Leave Thousands Displaced"

Arlan Burnham, a 10-year-old boy, was one of six people killed in powerful tornadoes that struck Tennessee over the weekend. Arlan was found dead under debris when his home collapsed, while his older sister survived with superficial injuries. The family is devastated by the loss and is struggling to rebuild their lives. A fundraiser has been set up to support them, which has already raised over $85,000. Two other adults were also killed in the storms, and a total of 83 people were injured.

via New York Post |

#arlan-burnham #clarksville #devastation

human-interest2 years ago•1 min saved

Tornado Devastation in Tennessee: Tragedy, Resilience, and Community Support

A GoFundMe campaign has been launched to support the family of a 10-year-old boy named Arlan, who was tragically killed during a catastrophic tornado in Clarksville, Tennessee. The tornado, confirmed as an EF-3, claimed the lives of three people and injured 23 others. Arlan's family not only lost their home but also their beloved son, and now face the emotional and financial challenges of rebuilding their lives. The community is rallying together to provide support during this difficult time.

via WZTV|

#clarksville #community-support #gofundme

natural-disasters2 years ago•2 min saved

Devastating Tornadoes Ravage Tennessee, Leaving Death and Destruction in Their Wake

Six people have died and at least 23 have been hospitalized after tornadoes struck Nashville and Clarksville in Tennessee. The tornadoes caused severe damage to homes and structures, with multiple tornadoes reported across the state. Authorities are continuing to search for survivors, and the numbers of casualties may change. The tornadoes were a result of warm Gulf Coast air colliding with cold air from the north.

via NBC News|

#clarksville #nashville #natural-disasters