Tune in here to this Tuesday's edition of Breaking With Brett Jensen!
Breaking Brett Jensen kicks the show off by talking about two major incidents: the shooting of a Monroe police officer and a mass shooting at a house party near Hickory. Brett brings on WBTV reporter David Hodges, who was dispatched early Sunday morning to cover the Hickory scene, where up to 200 people attended a party that turned violent. Hodges shares behind-the-scenes insight, including reports of multiple shooters and over 80 rounds fired.
Brett and David express concern over the lack of suspect information and question why law enforcement isn’t releasing more details to the public. They also discuss potential negligence, as the homeowners reportedly were aware of the party, with Alcohol Law Enforcement now involved
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