Coverage dated July 24, 2023 to July 25, 2023
Aaron Hernandez’s brother arrested after allegedly planning school shootings Headline from FOX 4 Dallas
Dennis Hernandez is accused of planning shootings targeting the University of Connecticut and Brown University.
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NBC Los Angeles
Dennis Hernandez, brother of Aaron Hernandez, accused of threats against UConn, Brown ↗ (opens NBC Los Angeles) Published Jul 24, 2023
NBC Los Angeles's feed description Dennis “DJ” Hernandez, the brother of the late NFL player Aaron Hernandez, is accused of making threats against the University of Connecticut, Brown University as well as individuals, and has been arrested.
FOX 4 Dallas
Aaron Hernandez’s brother arrested after allegedly planning school shootings ↗ (opens FOX 4 Dallas) Published Jul 25, 2023
Same headline from 11 more outlets FOX 4 Dallas's feed description Dennis Hernandez is accused of planning shootings targeting the University of Connecticut and Brown University.
Forbes
Aaron Hernandez’s Brother Arrested After Planning School Shootings At UConn, Brown ↗ (opens Forbes) Published Jul 24, 2023
Forbes's feed description Dennis “DJ” Hernandez was arrested for a fourth time this year, this time over plans for a school shooting and threats.
New York Post
Aaron Hernandez’s brother arrested for allegedly plotting school shootings ↗ (opens New York Post) Published Jul 24, 2023
New York Post's feed description Dennis John “DJ” Hernandez, 37, was arrested on Wednesday.
WFAA Dallas
Aaron Hernandez brother arrested, accused of planning school shootings ↗ (opens WFAA Dallas) Published Jul 24, 2023
Same headline from 6 more outlets WFAA Dallas's feed description Hernandez was supposed to be in court on July 7, but a witness told police Hernandez told her he instead drove to UConn and Brown to map out the schools.
The Daily Caller
REPORT: Aaron Hernandez’s Brother D.J. Hernandez Arrested For Allegedly Planning School Shootings, Police Say ↗ (opens The Daily Caller) Published Jul 24, 2023
The Daily Caller's feed description The older brother of Aaron Hernandez, Dennis "D.J." Hernandez, has been arrested once again. And for some serious claims, including planning a school shooting.
AL.com
Aaron Hernandez’s brother, D.J., arrested after allegedly planning school shootings, per report ↗ (opens AL.com) Published Jul 24, 2023
AL.com's feed description Allegations are laid out in Bristol Police Department documents, obtained by TMZ Sports.
WTNH New Haven
Arrest warrant: Aaron Hernandez’s brother planned school shootings at UConn, Brown University ↗ (opens WTNH New Haven) Published Jul 24, 2023
WTNH New Haven's feed description The older brother of the late New England Patriots player Aaron Hernandez was arrested for allegedly planning shootings at the University of Connecticut and Brown University.
WTHR Indianapolis
Brother of late Aaron Hernandez arrested, accused of planning school shootings ↗ (opens WTHR Indianapolis) Published Jul 25, 2023
WTHR Indianapolis's feed description Dennis Hernandez was supposed to be in court July 7, but a witness told police Hernandez told her he instead drove to UConn and Brown to map out the schools.
New Hampshire Union Leader
Aaron Hernandez's brother arrested for allegedly planning shootings at UConn, Brown University ↗ (opens New Hampshire Union Leader) Published Jul 25, 2023
New Hampshire Union Leader's feed description Police in Bristol, Connecticut, arrested the brother of former New England Patriots tight end Aaron Hernandez after they said he was plotting school shootings at the University of Connecticut and
BizPac Review
Brother of NFL’s Aaron Hernandez arrested for allegedly planning school shootings ↗ (opens BizPac Review) Published Jul 25, 2023
BizPac Review's feed description Police had to use a Taser to arrest Hernandez, and investigators said that they believe he is gravely disabled and a danger to society.
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