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What happens while cities sleep? Police officer gives up-close look at midnight shift

What happens while cities sleep? Police officer gives up-close look at midnight shift     NASHVILLE, TN (WSMV) Many in Middle Tennessee are in bed or getting ready to go to bed by 10:30 p.m., but not Officer Brenna Hosey and other Metro Nashville Police officers who work the midnight shift. “People are fascinated, honestly, by people that work the midnight shift and how we do it. They ask, ‘How do you do that? Aren’t you tired? How do you sleep during the daytime?’ I’m like room darkening curtains are a miracle,” Hosey said. Hosey has been on the midnight shift for three years and said she enjoys her unconventional work schedule.

Nashville bomber officially identified as Anthony Warner, DNA samples match human tissue found at blast site -- Society s Child -- Sott net

© Twitter/Google Maps/Police Anthony Quinn Warner. On right top, the RV as it looked parked outside his house on Google Maps. At bottom right, the RV on the way to the bombing. Anthony Quinn Warner was a 63-year-old Tennessee computer contract worker named as the Nashville bomber who detonated a parked RV in downtown Nashville, Tennessee, on Christmas morning, according to Nashville s police chief. An RV similar to the one used in the Nashville bombing was parked at Warner s home address in images on Google Maps and Google Earth, Heavy discovered. Authorities have now matched human tissue recovered at the blast zone to Warner s DNA. We ve come to the conclusion that an individual named Anthony Warner is the bomber, U.S. Attorney Donald Q. Cochran, Jr. declared in a December 27 news conference. Warner was present when the bomb went off and perished in the bombing, said Cochran. Forensic scientists confirmed a DNA match, he said. It took about nine hours to get one. Authoritie

Nashville bomber officially identified as Anthony Warner, DNA samples match human tissue found at blast site - UPDATE: Girlfriend says she tried to warn local police -- Society s Child -- Sott net

© Twitter/Google Maps/Police Anthony Quinn Warner. On right top, the RV as it looked parked outside his house on Google Maps. At bottom right, the RV on the way to the bombing. Anthony Quinn Warner was a 63-year-old Tennessee computer contract worker named as the Nashville bomber who detonated a parked RV in downtown Nashville, Tennessee, on Christmas morning, according to Nashville s police chief. An RV similar to the one used in the Nashville bombing was parked at Warner s home address in images on Google Maps and Google Earth, Heavy discovered. Authorities have now matched human tissue recovered at the blast zone to Warner s DNA. We ve come to the conclusion that an individual named Anthony Warner is the bomber, U.S. Attorney Donald Q. Cochran, Jr. declared in a December 27 news conference. Warner was present when the bomb went off and perished in the bombing, said Cochran. Forensic scientists confirmed a DNA match, he said. It took about nine hours to get one. Authoritie

GOP Rep Fleischmann: Nashville Police Officers Ought to Be Praised and Lauded for Efforts to Save Lives Before Explosion

27 Dec 2020 On Sunday, Rep. Chuck Fleischmann (R-TN) commended six Tennessee law enforcement officials for their response to the Nashville explosion on Christmas Day. Officer Brenna Hosey, Officer James Luellen, Officer Michael Sipos, Officer Amanda Topping, Officer James Wells and Sergeant Timothy Miller were all recognized for evacuating people and saving lives before the explosion went off. Fleischmann told FNC’s “Fox & Friends” that the members of the Nashville Metro Police Department “ought to be praised and lauded” both locally and nationally for their efforts to save lives on Christmas. He stressed that their work is why it is important to support law enforcement.

Nashville police officers describe Christmas morning explosion in their own words

Nashville police officers describe Christmas morning explosion in their own words Metro Nashville Police Department Officer Tyler Luellen was the first to arrive on Second Avenue North in on Christmas morning to a call of shots fired.. Posted: Dec 28, 2020 6:48 PM Updated: Dec 28, 2020 6:50 PM Posted By: CNN Metro Nashville Police Department Officer Tyler Luellen was the first to arrive on Second Avenue North in on Christmas morning to a call of shots fired. When he arrived, he didn t hear any shots. As he was investigating, Officer Brenna Hosey arrived to back him up. As soon as she got out of the car, almost immediately, the RV started making an announcement, Luellen, a three-year veteran of the Nashville police force, told reporters on Sunday. Somewhere along the lines of, don t quote me exactly, but, There s a large bomb within this vehicle. Your primary objective is to evacuate.

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