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Mr. Television · 06-20-2013, 03:53 PM

http://sportsillustrated.cnn.com/nfl...1_a6&eref=sihp

Source: Patriots' Hernandez likely to be arrested

By Greg Bedard and Pete Thamel

BOSTON -- New details surfaced late Wednesday night further tying Patriots tight end Aaron Hernandez to the investigation of a homicide of a Boston man. Hernandez's involvement in the case is significant enough that a source with knowledge of the investigation said that Hernandez's arrest is likely. It is not yet known what he would be charged with.

On Thursday ABC News reported that a security system in Hernandez's home, which included video surveillance, was smashed intentionally and a cell phone was handed over to police "in pieces" by Hernandez's attorneys. A cleaning crew was seen leaving Hernandez's home on Monday before the police searched the residence.

Boston's Fox 25 News, citing an anonymous source, reported on Wednesday night that forensic evidence linked a vehicle driven by Aaron Hernandez at the crime scene. The television station also reported that Hernandez was with the homicide victim, Odin Lloyd, at a Boston bar the night of his death. A jogger found Lloyd's body in an industrial park a mile from Hernandez's North Attleboro, Mass., home on Monday.

The latest incident continues a pattern of Hernandez being associated with guns that began in college. SI.com uncovered two new incidents that Hernandez was associated with involving guns and police. Those incidents are in addition to his inclusion in a civil lawsuit by a man who claims Hernandez shot him and that led to the loss of his eye.

SI.com obtained a Providence police report that detailed an incident in which police found a gun disposed under a car after a Jets fan confronted Hernandez at 2:26 a.m. on May 18 on Thayer Street in Providence. The report stated: "Brown Police observed a black male, heavy set wearing a stripped (sic) shirt, discard (sic) a firearm under a vehicle in front of the Karta Bar." Michael E. Correia, a Detective Captain with the Providence Police Department, told SI.com that officers were unable to determine who put the gun under the car and which side of the altercation they were on. "We couldn't determine if the person was with Hernandez or with the person who seemed to be taunting Aaron Hernandez," Correia said.

In 2007, Gainesville police interviewed Hernandez about a shooting that took place late after Florida's 20-17 loss to Auburn. Hernandez was not considered a suspect in the case. His mother confirmed to the Orlando Sentinel that Hernandez and a friend from Connecticut were in a nightclub near where the shooting took place.

On Tuesday, the story emerged of a Hernandez's alleged involvement in a civil lawsuit. Alexander S. Bradley alleges that Hernandez shot him with a gun Hernandez illegally possessed, leading to Bradley losing the vision in his right eye. The alleged incident occurred on the way home from a strip club. "Hernandez shot him," said Bradley's lawyer David Jaroslawicz in a phone interview with SI.com. "It's either a negligence case or a deliberate shooting. We'll see if Hernandez wants to come in and raise his right hand and tell us what happened."

Bradley v. Hernandez complaint (.PDF) | Police report in Bradley shooting (.PDF)

The current murder investigation is the most serious of the incidents that Hernandez has been involved with. And it doesn't appear to be going away anytime soon as Massachusetts State Police searched in and around his home on Wednesday after what appeared to be a full-scale search warrant execution with 10 police cars on Tuesday.

But the pattern of Hernandez showing up in court filings and on police reports hints at a life lived in the margins and surrounded by questionable people. Hernandez also admitted to NFL teams that he failed numerous drug tests prior to the 2010 NFL Draft. That disclosure combined with multiple NFL personnel sources telling SI.com that some teams had concerns that Hernandez was associated with some people with gang ties, reveals why so many teams passed on Hernandez in that draft. He had emerged as the most dominant tight end in college football that year, but his off-field issues led him to slip all the way to the fourth round.

Hernandez's friends from back home in Connecticut always concerned the coaches at the University of Florida, according to one of Hernandez's former coaches there. The coaching staff worried whenever Hernandez returned home to Connecticut.

"There were always people that were trying to surround themselves with him that weren't in his best interest and they were around him," said the former coach. "For him, it's like anything else. He's a good-hearted kid who had a hard time saying no."

The former coach said that Hernandez called him on Sunday to wish him a happy Father's Day and spoke to the coach's children, as he often does. The coach said that Hernandez has struggled since the sudden death of his father while he was in high school.

"He's a lovable kid," the coach said of Hernandez. "He's always welcome in my house and he's always called my kids and talked to them. He's a great kid, but since his father passed away the maturity part has been a little bit of a struggle."

Regulus · 06-20-2013, 05:00 PM

I went to a Minor League Baseball Game last year. The Program showed how a player progresses from one team to another, finally (Hopefully) making it to "The Show" (Major League). I altered the diagram to show where the players go to from there, mainly JAIL. From there they go to:

1. License Plate Making

2. Chain Gang

3. "The Chair"

*ROGER* · 06-20-2013, 06:35 PM

It doesn't look good for this guy. He destroyed all of his home surveillance stuff and he smashed his cell phone into little bitty bits. He also rented a vehicle that's connected to the crime. AND this guy has a history of shooting people. There's a man that he shot and that man lost his eye ball.

Doesn't look good for Hernandez.

Mr. Television · 06-20-2013, 09:28 PM

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Sources: In Aaron Hernandez invest, North Attleboro neighbors heard gun shots Monday AM, but didn't call police. #Fox25.

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Sources: MSP has video surveillance of NE Patriot Aaron Hernandez returning to home shortly after neighbors heard gunshots

Mr. Television · 06-26-2013, 11:12 AM

Patriots dump Aaron Hernandez
The Patriots have released tight end Aaron Hernandez, roughly 90 minutes after he was arrested on a charge that has not yet been identified.

“A young man was murdered last week and we extend our sympathies to the family and friends who mourn his loss,” the Patriots announced. “Words cannot express the disappointment we feel knowing that one of our players was arrested as a result of this investigation. We realize that law enforcement investigations into this matter are ongoing. We support their efforts and respect the process. At this time, we believe this transaction is simply the right thing to do.”

The move prevents the Patriots from ever recovering a penny of the $12.5 million signing bonus from his 2012 contract extension worth a total of $39 million. It remains to be seen whether the Patriots will try to avoid paying $3.25 million in a deferred payment due on March 31, 2014, and whether they’ll try to wipe out base-salary guaranteed of $1.323 million in 2013 and $1.137 million in 2014.

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Mr. Television · 06-26-2013, 11:15 AM

That is why the Patriots are one of the best organizations in football. They don't put up with crap like this.

Waterston_Fan · 06-26-2013, 04:21 PM

I have to admit, I think all teams should release a player after they have been arrested.

If that happened to you or me, we'd be out of a job.

Think it was the NFL Network I saw this stat on but since the Super Bowl, 28 players have been arrested.

gilligan fanatic · 06-26-2013, 04:29 PM

Pretty shocking, not so much he was released, what he potentially might have done

DVDLover · 06-26-2013, 04:33 PM

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Originally Posted by Stuck In The '70's

That is why the Patriots are one of the best organizations in football. They don't put up with crap like this.

So are you saying that since the Browns also released a player for attempted murder today, they are one of the best organizations in football?

Dianne3 · 06-26-2013, 04:40 PM

I can just imagine how anybody connected to the team - from players, to fans feel now.
You probably heard by now, he has been officially charged with murder.

An irony is that had the Boston Bruins won Monday night, they would be playing game 7 tonight meaning (I would hope) that would be the bigger sports story in Boston today.

Mr. Television · 06-26-2013, 04:57 PM

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Originally Posted by DVDLover

So are you saying that since the Browns also released a player for attempted murder today, they are one of the best organizations in football?

The Browns did the right thing too. They have a new ownership and they are doing things the right way. The Patriots though have a history of not putting up with anybody who embarrasses their name. You mess up and you're gone.

Mr. Television · 06-26-2013, 04:59 PM

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Originally Posted by Waterston_Fan

I have to admit, I think all teams should release a player after they have been arrested.

If that happened to you or me, we'd be out of a job.

Think it was the NFL Network I saw this stat on but since the Super Bowl, 28 players have been arrested.

Yea. The Cowboys have two players going to trial in July for DUI. One of them is charged with the death of a teammate. Both should be off the team especially Brent. But in Jerry's World, the Soap Opera is more important than the name.

DVDLover · 06-26-2013, 05:35 PM

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Originally Posted by Stuck In The '70's

Yea. The Cowboys have two players going to trial in July for DUI. One of them is charged with the death of a teammate. Both should be off the team especially Brent. But in Jerry's World, the Soap Opera is more important than the name.

Well, at least the Cowboys released Dwayne Goodrich, remember him?

Mr. Television · 06-26-2013, 05:49 PM

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Originally Posted by DVDLover

Well, at least the Cowboys released Dwayne Goodrich, remember him?

I try to forget him. He was an awful player too. Probably why it was so easy to let him go.

DVDLover · 06-26-2013, 06:01 PM

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Originally Posted by Stuck In The '70's

I try to forget him. He was an awful player too. Probably why it was so easy to let him go.

If he was a great player, do you think they would release him?

06-20-2013, 03:53 PM	#1
Mr. Television 23 Years at Sitcoms Online Forum Icon Join Date: Jun 06, 2003 Location: Somewhere you're Not Posts: 62,132	Update:Aaron Hernandez admitted shooting Lloyd, say court documents http://sportsillustrated.cnn.com/nfl...1_a6&eref=sihp Source: Patriots' Hernandez likely to be arrested By Greg Bedard and Pete Thamel BOSTON -- New details surfaced late Wednesday night further tying Patriots tight end Aaron Hernandez to the investigation of a homicide of a Boston man. Hernandez's involvement in the case is significant enough that a source with knowledge of the investigation said that Hernandez's arrest is likely. It is not yet known what he would be charged with. On Thursday ABC News reported that a security system in Hernandez's home, which included video surveillance, was smashed intentionally and a cell phone was handed over to police "in pieces" by Hernandez's attorneys. A cleaning crew was seen leaving Hernandez's home on Monday before the police searched the residence. Boston's Fox 25 News, citing an anonymous source, reported on Wednesday night that forensic evidence linked a vehicle driven by Aaron Hernandez at the crime scene. The television station also reported that Hernandez was with the homicide victim, Odin Lloyd, at a Boston bar the night of his death. A jogger found Lloyd's body in an industrial park a mile from Hernandez's North Attleboro, Mass., home on Monday. The latest incident continues a pattern of Hernandez being associated with guns that began in college. SI.com uncovered two new incidents that Hernandez was associated with involving guns and police. Those incidents are in addition to his inclusion in a civil lawsuit by a man who claims Hernandez shot him and that led to the loss of his eye. SI.com obtained a Providence police report that detailed an incident in which police found a gun disposed under a car after a Jets fan confronted Hernandez at 2:26 a.m. on May 18 on Thayer Street in Providence. The report stated: "Brown Police observed a black male, heavy set wearing a stripped (sic) shirt, discard (sic) a firearm under a vehicle in front of the Karta Bar." Michael E. Correia, a Detective Captain with the Providence Police Department, told SI.com that officers were unable to determine who put the gun under the car and which side of the altercation they were on. "We couldn't determine if the person was with Hernandez or with the person who seemed to be taunting Aaron Hernandez," Correia said. In 2007, Gainesville police interviewed Hernandez about a shooting that took place late after Florida's 20-17 loss to Auburn. Hernandez was not considered a suspect in the case. His mother confirmed to the Orlando Sentinel that Hernandez and a friend from Connecticut were in a nightclub near where the shooting took place. On Tuesday, the story emerged of a Hernandez's alleged involvement in a civil lawsuit. Alexander S. Bradley alleges that Hernandez shot him with a gun Hernandez illegally possessed, leading to Bradley losing the vision in his right eye. The alleged incident occurred on the way home from a strip club. "Hernandez shot him," said Bradley's lawyer David Jaroslawicz in a phone interview with SI.com. "It's either a negligence case or a deliberate shooting. We'll see if Hernandez wants to come in and raise his right hand and tell us what happened." Bradley v. Hernandez complaint (.PDF) \| Police report in Bradley shooting (.PDF) The current murder investigation is the most serious of the incidents that Hernandez has been involved with. And it doesn't appear to be going away anytime soon as Massachusetts State Police searched in and around his home on Wednesday after what appeared to be a full-scale search warrant execution with 10 police cars on Tuesday. But the pattern of Hernandez showing up in court filings and on police reports hints at a life lived in the margins and surrounded by questionable people. Hernandez also admitted to NFL teams that he failed numerous drug tests prior to the 2010 NFL Draft. That disclosure combined with multiple NFL personnel sources telling SI.com that some teams had concerns that Hernandez was associated with some people with gang ties, reveals why so many teams passed on Hernandez in that draft. He had emerged as the most dominant tight end in college football that year, but his off-field issues led him to slip all the way to the fourth round. Hernandez's friends from back home in Connecticut always concerned the coaches at the University of Florida, according to one of Hernandez's former coaches there. The coaching staff worried whenever Hernandez returned home to Connecticut. "There were always people that were trying to surround themselves with him that weren't in his best interest and they were around him," said the former coach. "For him, it's like anything else. He's a good-hearted kid who had a hard time saying no." The former coach said that Hernandez called him on Sunday to wish him a happy Father's Day and spoke to the coach's children, as he often does. The coach said that Hernandez has struggled since the sudden death of his father while he was in high school. "He's a lovable kid," the coach said of Hernandez. "He's always welcome in my house and he's always called my kids and talked to them. He's a great kid, but since his father passed away the maturity part has been a little bit of a struggle."
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06-20-2013, 06:35 PM	#3
ROGER Member Senior Member Join Date: Apr 05, 2007 Location: United States Posts: 2,776	It doesn't look good for this guy. He destroyed all of his home surveillance stuff and he smashed his cell phone into little bitty bits. He also rented a vehicle that's connected to the crime. AND this guy has a history of shooting people. There's a man that he shot and that man lost his eye ball. Doesn't look good for Hernandez.

06-20-2013, 09:28 PM	#4
Mr. Television 23 Years at Sitcoms Online Forum Icon Join Date: Jun 06, 2003 Location: Somewhere you're Not Posts: 62,132	https://twitter.com/Bward3 Sources: In Aaron Hernandez invest, North Attleboro neighbors heard gun shots Monday AM, but didn't call police. #Fox25. https://twitter.com/search?q=%23Fox25&src=hash Sources: MSP has video surveillance of NE Patriot Aaron Hernandez returning to home shortly after neighbors heard gunshots

06-26-2013, 11:12 AM	#5
Mr. Television 23 Years at Sitcoms Online Forum Icon Join Date: Jun 06, 2003 Location: Somewhere you're Not Posts: 62,132	Patriots dump Aaron Hernandez The Patriots have released tight end Aaron Hernandez, roughly 90 minutes after he was arrested on a charge that has not yet been identified. “A young man was murdered last week and we extend our sympathies to the family and friends who mourn his loss,” the Patriots announced. “Words cannot express the disappointment we feel knowing that one of our players was arrested as a result of this investigation. We realize that law enforcement investigations into this matter are ongoing. We support their efforts and respect the process. At this time, we believe this transaction is simply the right thing to do.” The move prevents the Patriots from ever recovering a penny of the $12.5 million signing bonus from his 2012 contract extension worth a total of $39 million. It remains to be seen whether the Patriots will try to avoid paying $3.25 million in a deferred payment due on March 31, 2014, and whether they’ll try to wipe out base-salary guaranteed of $1.323 million in 2013 and $1.137 million in 2014. Read the rest: http://profootballtalk.nbcsports.com...ron-hernandez/

06-26-2013, 11:15 AM	#6
Mr. Television 23 Years at Sitcoms Online Forum Icon Join Date: Jun 06, 2003 Location: Somewhere you're Not Posts: 62,132	That is why the Patriots are one of the best organizations in football. They don't put up with crap like this.

06-26-2013, 04:21 PM	#7
Waterston_Fan Eternal Member Eternal Member Forum 3000 Club Member Join Date: Dec 26, 2005 Location: Southern California Posts: 3,195	I have to admit, I think all teams should release a player after they have been arrested. If that happened to you or me, we'd be out of a job. Think it was the NFL Network I saw this stat on but since the Super Bowl, 28 players have been arrested.

06-26-2013, 04:40 PM	#10
Dianne3 Member Senior Member Join Date: Aug 07, 2002 Posts: 1,061	I can just imagine how anybody connected to the team - from players, to fans feel now. You probably heard by now, he has been officially charged with murder. An irony is that had the Boston Bruins won Monday night, they would be playing game 7 tonight meaning (I would hope) that would be the bigger sports story in Boston today.