Controversial Kick host ChudTheBuilder was once again detained by police, just days ago arrest Because the bill was not paid after dining in the restaurant.
Dalton Eatherly, who goes by ChudTheBuilder, was involved in a fight at a Clarksville courthouse. tennessee The Tennessee Attorney General’s Office confirmed the news Wednesday. This battle “led to shooting”, according to a statement released by the Attorney General’s Office.
According to FearBuck, an X account that posts regular updates on the streaming community, the altercation involved racist comments made by ChudTheBuilder towards his attacker. When the man retaliated, the anchor reportedly fired accidentally, causing a bullet to graze his arm. It’s worth noting that ChudTheBuilder has often courted controversy for using racial slurs during his live streams.
However, the Montgomery County Sheriff’s Office said in an update that the scene is now safe and there is no public danger, and provided details about the cause or circumstances of the fight. The Sheriff’s Office noted that both men were injured and were being treated.
The arrest sparked controversy because the anchor was arrested days earlier on charges of theft of service after failing to pay his bill after dining at a Nashville restaurant. He later wrote in an X post that he spent more than 13 hours in FBI custody, which involved more than two hours of interactions.
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According to FearBuck, the fight started when ChudTheBuilder allegedly asked the man to “chimp out” – racism. However, those details have not been confirmed by Montgomery County authorities.
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Among them, ChudTheBuilder’s X post, published hours before the incident at the Clarksville courthouse, has now gone viral. In the video, the anchor can be seen talking about not discriminating against skin colour.
The purpose of the post was to express his gratitude for X’s platform, which read: “This app has given me a voice that no one else has. I thank everyone at
ChudTheBuilder has yet to react to the Clarksville incident.
