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Brandon Hudson Biography

Brandon Hudson is an American journalist who is a nightside reporter for NBC10 news. You can watch his live reports during the 11 p.m. newscasts. His favorite part about being a reporter is sharing people’s lives by telling stories. He loves being able to give viewers a chance to make a difference in the community by informing them of what’s happening and how they can help.

Brandon Hudson Age

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Brandon Hudson Education

Brandon graduated from Florida State University. He worked as a reporter at WDHN in Dothan, Alabama, and WFFF in Burlington, Virginia. He then went on to work in Pittsburgh as a reporter and fill-in sports anchor.

Brandon Hudson Career

One of Brandon’s most memorable stories that he has covered was the 2016 Villanova Men’s basketball championship game, only a couple of weeks after he started working at NBC10.

“It was awesome being on campus and watching them go wild after the buzzer-beater to win; then seeing the celebration,” said Brandon.

Brandon Hudson Fun Facts

When he is not reporting, Brandon enjoys playing sports, breakdancing, watching Florida State football games and being a music DJ.

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Driver Strikes Man Then Leaves Him to Die on Side of Road in Bensalem, Police Say

Timothy McGuire would have celebrated his 39th birthday on Saturday. Instead, his family is in mourning after he was struck by a driver who left him on the side of the road to die in Bensalem Township, according to police.

“I want to make sure justice is done here and I believe there will be,” McGuire’s father, Dennis McGuire, told NBC10. “I’m puzzled more than anything.”

Timothy McGuire was walking home from a bus stop along Hulmeville Road around 2:30 a.m. Monday when he was struck by a Kia Soul. Police said the driver, identified as Richard McCausland, 21, of Bensalem, then fled the scene.

“Just to hit someone, okay it’s a mistake,” Dennis McGuire said. “Don’t leave someone there. He could’ve been alive.”

A witness spotted McGuire’s body on the side of the road around 6 a.m. and called the police. Police collected several parts from the damaged Kia Soul. They eventually found the striking vehicle in the driveway of McCausland’s home in Bensalem, officials said. After receiving several tips from the public, police identified McCausland as the driver and arrested him, according to investigators.

“For everybody calling in whatever tip they had, I really appreciate it,” Dennis McGuire said. “It made my day.”

After the crash, McCausland told his brother that he hit something but claimed to not know it was a person he had struck, according to a family member.

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Police told NBC10 McCausland has a suspended license and was driving his mother’s work vehicle without her permission at the time of the crash. He is charged with vehicular homicide, aggravated assault by vehicle, an accident involving death or personal injury while not properly licensed and other related offenses.

His bail is set at $500,000 cash.