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Chud the Builder Has Bond Revoked By Judge

June 18, 2026:

Chud the Builder Has Bond Revoked By Judge

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Chud the Builder was out on bond when he allegedly tried to kill a man outside a Tennessee courthouse … and that bond has now been revoked.

Here’s the deal … on May 9, Chud — real name Dalton Eatherly — was arrested after he allegedly walked out on a restaurant tab of nearly $400. Prosecutors charged him with theft of services, disorderly conduct, and resisting arrest — but he posted bond and was released.

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Less than a week later, Chud allegedly shot another man … and he was hit with an attempted murder charge — a violation of his bond agreement in the other case, which required Chud to stay out of trouble.

Judge Melissa Blackburn ruled to revoke the bail … saying it was “Based on what I’ve seen on social media and Mr. Eatherly’s behavior.”


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Chud’s attorney, Jacob Fendley, filed a motion to dismiss the charges against him … though on Wednesday the judge only heard the motion to revoke bail.

As you know … Chud was arrested last month and charged with attempted murder after cops say he shot a man outside a Tennessee courthouse.

Chud was photographed being wheeled away on a stretcher … and video captured the chaotic aftermath of the shocking scene.

Worth noting … Chud has been behind bars, because his bail was set at $1.25 million in connection to the attempted murder charge … an amount he hasn’t coughed up yet.

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