
Deputies arrived on the scene and the caller stated that he believed Brogan had gone into his own residence, which was located across the street from the caller. Deputies attempted to make contact with Brogan at that residence and were unsuccessful.
Roughly two hours later, Jennings County Dispatch received a call stating that Brogan had returned to the caller’s residence and that there was again a verbal altercation. Upon the arrival of Jennings County Deputies, they observed Brogan running back into his residence with a knife. Deputies secured a perimeter and began calling Brogan out. The Jennings County Emergency Response Team was activated and as they responded, Brogan surrendered and exited his house while complying with deputies commands.
Brogan was taken into custody and charged will allegations of Residential Entry, Intimidation with a Deadly Weapon, and Felon in Possession of Firearm without a Permit. Brogan is also being held on a no bond Level 4 Felony warrant out of Jefferson County.



