Livestreamer Known for Racist Content Arrested After Courthouse Shooting Incident | JEJE VIBE EP 348

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JEJE VIBE PODCAST EPISODE 348 🎙️ This video is brought to you by JEJE VIBE Podcast – your go-to source for the most urgent and eye-opening stories impacting communities across the World. Subscribe, like, share, and join the JEJE VIBE movement to stay informed on the issues that matter. OVERVIEW: Dalton Etherly — known online as Chud the Builder — built his entire career around one thing: walking up to Black people in public, calling them racial slurs, and filming their reactions for views on Kick. On May 13th, 2026, he went to a Tennessee courthouse for a civil hearing over a $3,300 unpaid debt. He never made it inside. Instead, he got into an altercation with Joshua Fox — a Black disabled veteran — outside the courthouse. Dalton reached for his firearm, shot Joshua Fox multiple times, and accidentally shot himself in the arm in the process. The courthouse cameras captured everything. His story didn't match the footage. Now he's facing attempted first-degree murder, aggravated assault, reckless endangerment, and possession of a firearm during a dangerous felony. His bond was set at $1.25 million. His fans raised $200,000 on GiveSendGo to bail him out. The judge blocked every dollar of it. And when his team tried to work around the judge's order using Aiden Ross's associate Paul Miller, the court caught on to that too. 🔑 Key Points Covered: * Who Chud the Builder is and how he built his audience on Kick harassing Black people with racial slurs * The road rage incident that started it all — losing his job, starting his own business, and doubling down on racist content * The pattern of behavior — restaurants, stores, parks, and courthouses — and why he kept escalating * What happened on May 13th outside the Clarksville courthouse — the bladed stance, the firearm, and the shooting * Why Joshua Fox — a Black disabled veteran with PTSD — was at the courthouse that day * The surveillance footage that contradicts Chud's self-defense claim * The $1.25 million bond reduced to $1 million and why the judge set it that hig