Hey y'all, Brandon with Music City 911 here.

Just wanted to give you all a little update on what's going on here in Nashville.

First off, I want to apologize for being a little bit late about this.

I was wanting to do this yesterday, but with everything going on,

it was pretty difficult between the actual event that happened and also, you know,

just holiday stuff with the family and everything.

So I had to get the necessary stuff out of the way first.

But I just wanted to go over a few things that actually happened

and kind of my experiences with it

because it's something that's pretty new for Nashville.

As far as I can remember, nothing like this,

as far as the time I've been up there working,

nothing like this has ever really happened.

So at around 5.30 in the morning, we received multiple calls from citizens saying there were gunshots in the area.

Now, gunshots downtown are not really uncommon. It's not really frequent, so I mean, people who are coming to visit Nashville, this is not something that happens all the time.

But, you know, it's a downtown area. It does happen sometimes.

I mean, it's a big city as well.

It can happen in any big city like that from time to time.

But the odd thing with this was it was at 5.30 in the morning on Christmas morning. Bars in Nashville anyway on

regular nights that are not restricted by any type of coronavirus curfews they close at 3 a.m.

But now the bars have a last call at 10 p.m. and are generally fully closed by around 11.

After that, the majority of Nashville is completely vacant.

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