Executive Summary
- Robert Brogden, 52, died in the hospital from injuries sustained during the incident.
- The standoff at Cedar Creek Marina began late Jan. 30 and lasted until early Jan. 31.
- The Tennessee Bureau of Investigation is the primary agency handling the case.
A third individual has died following a shooting and subsequent police standoff at the Cedar Creek Marina in Mt. Juliet, Tennessee, the Tennessee Bureau of Investigation (TBI) confirmed on Tuesday. The incident, which began as a shooting call, escalated into a prolonged confrontation with law enforcement.
Robert Brogden, 52, succumbed to his injuries after being transported to a local hospital, according to official statements from the TBI. Authorities noted that the initial call regarding the shooting was received late on January 30.
The situation at the marina evolved into a standoff that continued into the early morning hours of January 31. While the TBI has confirmed the timeline of the police response, specific details regarding the events leading up to the violence have not yet been publicly released.
Investigative Outlook
The confirmation of a third fatality marks a significant development in the ongoing inquiry led by the Tennessee Bureau of Investigation. As state agents continue to examine the circumstances surrounding the lethal encounter at Cedar Creek Marina, the focus remains on establishing a precise sequence of events and determining the motive behind the initial shooting. Law enforcement officials have not yet indicated whether the investigation is targeting additional suspects or if the case is nearing closure following the deaths of those involved.
