The brother of former NFL tight finish Aaron Hernandez has been arrested after he allegedly threatened to kill a lady and plotted to shoot up the College of Connecticut and Brown College, based on authorities.
Dennis DJ Hernandez, 37, was tased by cops after allegedly telling officers “shoot me” after they surrounded his house on 19 July, based on an arrest report from the Bristol Police Division obtained by CT Insider.
The report described Mr Hernandez, who’s in custody on the Hartford Correctional Heart on $250,000 bail as “gravely disabled and a hazard to society”.
In Could, Mr Hernandez was arrested after allegedly main police on a automotive chase throughout a suspected bipolar episode. He was arrested once more that month after allegedly throwing a brick by way of the window of ESPN’s headquarters in Bristol, Connecticut.
Mr Hernandez’s ex-girlfriend instructed police that he took her automotive to attend a 7 July court docket look, however as a substitute drove to UConn’s Storrs campus and Brown in Windfall, Rhode Island, the place he “went into plenty of school rooms and buildings” to “map the colleges out,” the arrest warrant states.
On 19 July, Mr Hernandez allegedly posted threatening message to social media, saying: “Will I kill? Completely. I’ve warned my enemies so pay up entrance.”
Police arrived at a house the place Mr Hernandez was believed to be staying that day, and ordered him to come back out.
Dennis DJ Hernandez, brother of former NFL tight finish Aaron Hernandez, was arrested by police in Massachusetts
(Bristol Police)
He allegedly instructed officers he was “on foot, armed, and that if we approached him, he would kill us all”, based on the report.
When he finally got here outdoors, Mr Hernandez superior in direction of officers yelling “shoot me”, and ignored police instructions, an officer alleged.
Officers tased him and arrested him, earlier than taking him to hospital.
Police stated Mr Hernandez continued to make threats on the hospital, saying he would “kill anybody who profited off of his brother Aaron,” and talked about ESPN particularly.
