Daniel Redford News Today

Tune in here to this ​Wednesday edition of Breaking With Brett Jensen! Breaking Brett Jensen kicks the show off by talking with CMPD Police Chief Johnny Jennings about the events that unfolded on Monday.

Breaking Brett Jensen shares an interview with the President of the Fraternal Order of Police's Charlotte chapter, Daniel Redford, where they discuss the aftermath of Monday's shooting in Charlotte that left four law enforcement officers dead and four more wounded.

Brett starts the show by talking about the modern day news cycle, what brought it to the point we've gotten to today.

If you’re planning a South End celebration for graduation — or for Mother’s Day — prepare to hunt very carefully for legal parking. South End is the towing capital of Charlotte.

‘Park legally and don’t bet against the tow truck driver, because these guys are good at it. ... And then they’re going to charge you a lot of money.’

Tonight on Breaking with Brett Jensen Brett talks with Daniel Redford about how criminals are dealt with in Mecklenburg County.

People in Charlotte expect to receive immediate help in an emergency when calling 911, but some are met with long wait times. In a life-threatening situation, a few minutes can make all the difference.

The number of people convicted for driving while impaired has fallen by 80% in Mecklenburg County. When based on population, the county has — by far — the fewest number of people convicted of DWI.

The number of people convicted for driving while impaired has fallen by 80% in Mecklenburg County. When based on population, the county has — by far — the fewest number of people convicted of DWI.

The man police believe opportunistically raped a woman in Charlotte over the weekend was already awaiting trial for a separate attempted rape last year.