Chudthebuilder: Judge orders ChudTheBuilder to wear GPS monitor and limit use of social media if released on bail

Controversial anchor Dalton Eatherly faces strict new bail conditions after a judge set rules for his possible release from custody. The decision follows serious charges related to the courthouse shooting. Authorities said the restrictions were needed to monitor him closely and reduce any risk of allowing him to be released from jail while his case is pending.The court order severely restricted his movement and communication. If he is released on bail, he will be electronically tracked and banned from speaking publicly about the case. Officials said the conditions were important due to the seriousness of the charges and concerns raised earlier in court.

Judge sets strict bond rules builder chad include GPS monitor and social media restrictions

A judge ruled that if ChudTheBuilder is released on bail, he must wear a GPS ankle monitor at all times. This will allow authorities to track his location and ensure he complies with all restrictions. He must also surrender all weapons, meaning he cannot legally possess firearms during his release. He must also comply with all registrations and strictly abide by any additional conditions imposed by the court.The court also imposed strict communication restrictions. He will not be allowed to grant interviews or speak to the media about the case. Additionally, he is banned from posting anything related to the incident on social media. Officials said this was to prevent publicity and protect the legal process.The charges against him include attempted criminal homicide and multiple gun-related offenses. Prosecutors believe strict supervision is necessary to ensure public safety while the case continues.If the bond is approved, these rules will take effect immediately. As of now, he remains in custody without bail. He is expected to return to court for a preliminary hearing later this month.Simply put, if he is released from prison, he will be monitored by a tracking device, must give up his weapons, and cannot talk about the case online or in interviews. He must also strictly comply with all court directions during his release without any exceptions.