Aaron Hernandez‘s older brother, Dennis “D.J.” Hernandez, was arrested final week after he allegedly threw a brick at ESPN’s headquarters with a be aware connected to it … TMZ Sports has discovered.
According to police paperwork, the incident occurred at round 3 PM on March 23 on the famed Bristol, Conn. campus — simply after cops have been requested to carry out a welfare test on D.J. after he had allegedly acknowledged he needed to smash out home windows on the State Capital and at ESPN.
Police say ESPN safety instructed them an Uber had arrived at one among their gates — however when it was turned away, a passenger within the automobile bought out of the journey, threw one thing onto the grounds, after which bought again into the automobile and left.
Cops within the paperwork say once they investigated the thing, they found it was a white plastic bag with a big brick in it. They additionally say it had a handwritten be aware on it.
“To all media outlets,” cops say the message learn. “It’s about time you all realeyes the affect media has on all family members. Since you’re a world wide leader maybe you could lead how media and messages are delivered brick by brick. Clean it up!”
Police say the be aware was signed, “Yours truly, Dennis J. Hernandez.”
Cops say once they spoke with a safety guard who witnessed the incident on the sales space — the employee instructed them they have been “90 percent positive” the person who threw the thing was D.J., a former Division 1 soccer participant and Aaron’s older brother.
Cops say they finally made contact with D.J., and he admitted to being at ESPN, however “didn’t wish to speak about the incident.”
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D.J. was arrested for misdemeanor breach of peace — however was launched on a promise to look in courtroom subsequent month.
Cops say additionally they suggested D.J. he was not allowed at ESPN’s campus — and might be arrested for trespassing if he returned. They say D.J. “stated he understood.”
D.J. has not commented publicly on the incident.
The 36-year-old grew up with Aaron in Bristol … and determined to go by his center title, Jonathan, after his brother’s homicide case. He later wrote a e book about Aaron, “The Truth About Aaron: My Journey to Understand My Brother,” following the previous New England Patriots star’s dying.
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