Sheriff: Disturbance, assault results in six felony charges

A 28-year-old Granbury man is behind bars facing six felony charges following an April 9 disturbance in the Whippoorwill Bay subdivision in which he is accused of threatening three adults and pistol-whipping them with a firearm, according to Hood County Sheriff’s Office Lt. Johnny Rose.

At approximately 9 p.m. Saturday, deputies responded to an emergency call from a residence in the 400 block of Whippoorwill Drive about a “man with a gun” and “discovered Kyle Edwin Brennan allegedly pulled a firearm on his 26-year-old girlfriend and her 54-year-old mother and 62-year-old father during an argument that turned violent,” Rose stated in an email.

“Brennan pistol whipped the victims and threatened them with the firearm,” Rose continued. “Three children ages 3, 5, and 9 were present during the emotional incident.”

Although none of the victims were seriously injured physically, Rose noted that the three adults suffered “minor cuts and bruises to the head from the firearm.”

Brennan was booked into the Hood County Jail on three counts of aggravated assault with a deadly weapon (each a second-degree felony, with bond set at $100,000), along with three second-degree felony counts of endangering a child (bond $100,000).