Dennis Hernandez Allegedly Stalked Halls Of His Former School, Hellbent On Revenge?

Aaron Hernandez’s brother Dennis Hernandezwas allegedly stalking the halls of his former university and workplace ahead of planning his attacks.

While Hernandez is behind bars more news is coming out about the former athlete and coach since being accused of planning an attack on his alma mater and his former place of work. The older brother of late New England Patriots Aaron Hernandez is being held in a Connecticut jail on a $250,000 bail.

The 37-year-old was arrested on July 19 and officially charged with threatening and breach of peace. A female companion of Hernandez stated that he went to the University of Connecticut and Brown University where he entered “a number of classrooms and buildings at UConn.”

Another female in some kind of situations-hip with Hernandez also stated that Hernandez had gone to “map the schools out,” and claimed to have “a bullet for everyone.”

In recent months Hernandez has had a few issues with law enforcement. In May he threw a brick at the ESPN headquarters, this turned heads quite a bit. He has also taken to social media to threaten people and makes dangerous claims.

“Will I kill? Absolutely,” read one post. Another post said, “I've warned my enemies so pay up front.” When the police showed up to his home, they said he was “gravely disabled and a danger to society.”

Hernandez also seemed to be goading police into shooting him telling officers “if we approached him, he would kill us all.” Even at the hospital while being evaluated, he reportedly said he “was planning to still kill [redacted] along with anyone who profited off of his brother Aaron.”

The police also revealed that while Hernandez was in booking, they were sent a screenshot from a family member. That read:

“UConn program is going to pay unless I have a package deal and I get my estate and every single thing I have worked for," Hernandez allegedly wrote. He also issued a warning, according to the report, to stay "away from there because when I go I'm taking down everything And don't give a [redacted] who gets caught in the crossfire.”

He also allegedly mentioned ESPN in more threats but those were not specified and no one person was singled out.

It is important to note that the former college football player was actually meant to appear in court when he detoured and went to the colleges instead. One of the women who reported him told the authorities that Hernandez had borrowed her car for the important day.

It was also reported that he said: “When I go I'm taking down everything… and I'm prepared to give my life So if I don't get to see you on the outside know I love you always Not all shootings are bad I'm realizing. Some are necessary for change to happen."

Hernandez goes by D.J. to friends and family and was remained a strong advocate for his brother Aaron while he was going through a murder trial and subsequently his time behind bars before taking his own life in prison.

Aaron was posthumously diagnosed with chronic traumatic encephalopathy (CTE).