Greenbrier Incident Ends With One Deputy Injured

Greenbrier Incident Ends With One Deputy Injured

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GREENBRIER TENNESSEE: (Smokey Barn Information) – After 4 hours, an incident on the Westbrook Place subdivision in Greenbrier that left one Deputy with a laceration has come to an finish.

The Robertson County Sheriff’s Workplace, the Greenbrier Police Division, the White Home Group Volunteer Fireplace Division, and Robertson County EMS all responded to a house off Betts Rd close to Westbrook Dr. contained in the Westbrook Place subdivision. MAP

The incident started round 10 pm Tuesday night and ended round 2:15 am Wednesday morning. Adjoining streets had been blocked by Greenbrier Police and Sheriff’s autos and neighbors had been advised to remain indoors however there was no hazard. Shortly after the incident started the Robertson County Sheriff’s Workplace’s SWAT workforce was known as in.

In response to the Robertson County Sheriff’s Workplace’s PIO Jessica Drake, the Sheriff’s Workplace responded to a residence within the Westbrook Place subdivision following a 911 name from the house concerning a medical scenario that escalated when a “topic barricaded himself within the residence. Deputies did make entry into the house and took the topic into custody with out additional incident.”

Neighbors inform Smokey Barn Information {that a} bullhorn was used to ask somebody within a house on Sheffield Lane to return out and later decide up the cellphone.

At 1:21 am medics (who had been on standby) had been known as to the house to deal with a Deputy that had sustained a laceration to the arm when Deputies made entry into the house. An replace from the Sheriff’s Workplace indicated that the deputy’s accidents weren’t thought of critical or life-threatening.

Aside from the one particular person, nobody else was inside the house and no different accidents had been reported. By 3 am the world was cleared.

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