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Popular streamer Chud the Builder, real name Dalton Eatherly, appeared visibly upset in court after a judge set his bond at $1.25 million. He faces serious charges including attempted murder following a shooting outside a Tennessee courthouse. Eatherly claims he acted in self-defense, but authorities are investigating the incident as a violent crime.

A disagreement between Clavicular and DaBaby during a May 27 performance at Bacara nightclub in Miami went viral online. Clavicular claimed members of DaBaby’s team violated the club’s no-firearm policy, while DaBaby continued performing. DJ Akademiks later reacted on Rumble, warning Clavicular about confronting the rapper and adding more attention to the incident.

Controversial streamer Dalton Eatherly, known as ChudTheBuilder, faces stringent bail conditions following serious charges linked to a courthouse shooting. If released, he'll be electronically monitored via GPS, must surrender all weapons, and is banned from discussing the case publicly or on social media. These measures aim to ensure public safety and protect the ongoing legal proceedings.

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In a surprising act of transformation, Kailash Mandal, a Bhagalpur ex-convict, recently threw his weapon into the sacred Ganga River, declaring his commitment to leave behind his violent past amidst escalating police confrontations in Bihar. Mandal, with a history marred by murder and extortion, sought redemption through prayer and public declaration.

Atlanta Falcons player James Pearce Jr. has secured a favorable legal outcome. A Florida court approved him for a program that will erase his record upon completion. This comes after an incident involving his ex-girlfriend, WNBA star Rickea Jackson. Pearce must complete a year-long program with specific conditions. Meanwhile, the NFL's personal conduct policy investigation into the matter is ongoing.

Gurgaon Police apprehended two suspected shooters linked to fugitive gangster Himanshu Bhau near Manesar following a police encounter. The duo, allegedly en route to assassinate a businessman in Bahadurgarh, sustained leg injuries during an exchange of fire. Their arrest is credited with preventing a major crime and saving the intended target's life.

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Influencer Braden Peters, known as Clavicular, faced a Miami courtroom for an alligator shooting case. Online, attention shifted from the legal proceedings to the judge's courtroom presence. Many users joked the judge "mogged" the influencer, a term related to appearance. This unexpected viral moment overshadowed the case's outcome, where Peters and another influencer received probation.

Three men, including a Pakistani national, face serious charges in the US for attempting to smuggle 89 firearms, many reportedly stolen, into Canada. Authorities apprehended the trio during a traffic stop, uncovering a significant cache of weapons. The accused are now detained, facing lengthy prison sentences for their alleged involvement in illegal arms trafficking.

Odisha's top cop has issued a stark warning to criminals, hinting at encounters for those disrupting law and order, following recent crackdowns. This comes as the Chief Minister directed police to instill fear among offenders.

A Stockton-based outlaw biker gang leader, Jashanpreet Singh, received over five years in prison for illegal firearm dealings, including machine guns and assault weapons. Authorities also discovered a hand grenade and a claymore mine at his residence. Singh's attempt to flee to India was thwarted by federal agents at San Francisco International Airport.

Prosecutors are reportedly seeking to block controversial streamer ChudTheBuilder, Dalton Eatherly, from using over $200,000 raised through an online fundraiser to post his $1.25 million bond. A hearing is scheduled for May 21 to investigate the source of the funds, potentially hindering his release as he faces charges related to a courthouse shooting.

Elon Musk has entered the online debate surrounding streamer Clavicular's alligator incident. Clavicular accepted a plea deal avoiding jail time for shooting an alligator. Musk questioned the necessity of criminal charges. This sparked widespread discussion on wildlife laws and appropriate punishments. The case highlights how celebrity involvement amplifies online controversies.