((HT: MyFoxBoston))
A former associate of Aaron Hernandez is now being held on $1 million cash bond after the shoot out at the Vevo nightclub in Hartford over the weekend..
Alexander Bradley, allegedly, got into a fight with another person over money. Bradley was shot three times in the thigh n the exchange of gunfire that (as eyewitnesses say) shot up the front of the club...
Bradley's attorneys, including Robert Pickering, said in court that he was "targeted" by a stranger. He was arraigned on charges that varied from criminal use of a firearm to stealing a firearm.
Investigators don't know who shot Bradley and can't confirm if this incident was related to the Hernandez case and investigation...
Here's an interview the folks at Fox Boston had with HPD
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Bradley and Hernandez are linked to the Furtado-Abreu shooting in Boston back in July 2012
Showing posts with label Alexander Bradley. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Alexander Bradley. Show all posts
Tuesday, February 4, 2014
Hernandez Associate In Another Gunfight
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You may remember the name Alexander Bradley in our coverage of the Aaron Hernandez investigation(s)...
He was the gentleman who claimed that Hernandez had him sit as a passenger in a car Hernandez was driving when Bradley claimed the former Patriots tight end shot him- eventually causing him to lose the sight in his right eye...
Bradley is suing Hernandez because of the incident last February...
Bradley was brought into the Hartford Police Department Monday to be booked after an overnight shooting outside the Vevo bar in Hartford. HPD is, basically, saying that Bradley and the others who were involved in the fight shot up the front of the bar. Police believe that the fight started inside, went outside, and Bradley was shot multiple times.
Investigators are saying he then went to his car, got a firearm, and returned fire...
Monday evening, the thoughts now are that Bradley and the person who shot him were arguing over money...
The press conference also revealed that the gun Bradley used was one of 111 guns that had been stolen out of a collection...
Here's the early version out of Hartford...
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It is expected HPD is going to arraign Bradley on reckless endangerment and other gun-related charges including stealing a firearm and unlawful use and possession of a firearm...
You may remember the name Alexander Bradley in our coverage of the Aaron Hernandez investigation(s)...
He was the gentleman who claimed that Hernandez had him sit as a passenger in a car Hernandez was driving when Bradley claimed the former Patriots tight end shot him- eventually causing him to lose the sight in his right eye...
Bradley is suing Hernandez because of the incident last February...
Bradley was brought into the Hartford Police Department Monday to be booked after an overnight shooting outside the Vevo bar in Hartford. HPD is, basically, saying that Bradley and the others who were involved in the fight shot up the front of the bar. Police believe that the fight started inside, went outside, and Bradley was shot multiple times.
Investigators are saying he then went to his car, got a firearm, and returned fire...
Monday evening, the thoughts now are that Bradley and the person who shot him were arguing over money...
The press conference also revealed that the gun Bradley used was one of 111 guns that had been stolen out of a collection...
Here's the early version out of Hartford...
Boston News, Weather, Sports | FOX 25 | MyFoxBoston
It is expected HPD is going to arraign Bradley on reckless endangerment and other gun-related charges including stealing a firearm and unlawful use and possession of a firearm...
Wednesday, January 8, 2014
Search Warrant Tells Hernandez Involvement In 2012 Double Murder
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According to a recently released search warrant, former New England Patriots tight end Aaron Hernandez became a suspect in a June 2012 double murder in Boston just after the Odin Lloyd murder.
North Attleboro (MA) police received a tip from an employee at the Rumor Night Club in Boston.
Rumor is where investigators say Hernandez and Lloyd argued before Lloyd was eventually murdered a few days later. The employee told detectives that a patron "accidentally spilled the beans" in front of him about something Hernandez did.
Then, a Boston Police detective remembered seeing Hernandez on surveillance footage taken at the Cure Lounge on the same night of the double murder of Safiro Furtado and Daniel Abreu. Apparently, there is now video of a Toyota SUV circling the lounge waiting for a car that contained the two just before they were the victim of a drive-by down the block.
Alexander Bradley was supposedly with Hernandez that night as well. Bradley would be later shot in the eye and blames Hernandez for it. Hernandez was allegedly driving a car and shot Bradley while he was sitting in the passenger's seat. Bradley couldn't initially tell why Hernandez was waving a gun around in a car talking to Bradley, but it ended up in gunfire...
Here's Ted Daniel's latest in his bulldogging of the case...
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According to a recently released search warrant, former New England Patriots tight end Aaron Hernandez became a suspect in a June 2012 double murder in Boston just after the Odin Lloyd murder.
North Attleboro (MA) police received a tip from an employee at the Rumor Night Club in Boston.
Rumor is where investigators say Hernandez and Lloyd argued before Lloyd was eventually murdered a few days later. The employee told detectives that a patron "accidentally spilled the beans" in front of him about something Hernandez did.
Then, a Boston Police detective remembered seeing Hernandez on surveillance footage taken at the Cure Lounge on the same night of the double murder of Safiro Furtado and Daniel Abreu. Apparently, there is now video of a Toyota SUV circling the lounge waiting for a car that contained the two just before they were the victim of a drive-by down the block.
Alexander Bradley was supposedly with Hernandez that night as well. Bradley would be later shot in the eye and blames Hernandez for it. Hernandez was allegedly driving a car and shot Bradley while he was sitting in the passenger's seat. Bradley couldn't initially tell why Hernandez was waving a gun around in a car talking to Bradley, but it ended up in gunfire...
Here's Ted Daniel's latest in his bulldogging of the case...
Boston News, Weather, Sports | FOX 25 | MyFoxBoston
Friday, July 5, 2013
Hernandez Grand Jury Reaches Out To Florida Victim
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Massachusetts Superior Court Judge Joan Alexander has ordered Alexander Bradley to appear in her court in front of a grand jury July 17th in Fall River, Massachusetts. Bradley is the gentleman who says he lost an eye after being shot by Aaron Hernandez in February.
Bradley had been fighting a subpoena saying that he needed to return to Florida for medical treatment a week before that date.
Bradley claims in a separate civil lawsuit against Hernandez that Bradley was shot by Hernandez as they were driving around after arguing inside a Miami strip club. At the time, Bradley told police he did not know who had shot him.
Attorney Robert Pickering argued Bradley's civil case has nothing to do with the North Attleboro investigation.
"The Commonwealth of Massachusetts is relying on a statement of a lawyer of Mr. Bradley that these crimes are strikingly similar to the crime in the Hernandez matter," he said. "Clearly this petition states that my client has never stated that."
Judge Alexander determined Bradley's medical treatment should not prevent him from being in Massachusetts a week later.
Here was the reporting as the third venue, a rented apartment, was being searched...
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Massachusetts Superior Court Judge Joan Alexander has ordered Alexander Bradley to appear in her court in front of a grand jury July 17th in Fall River, Massachusetts. Bradley is the gentleman who says he lost an eye after being shot by Aaron Hernandez in February.
Bradley had been fighting a subpoena saying that he needed to return to Florida for medical treatment a week before that date.
Bradley claims in a separate civil lawsuit against Hernandez that Bradley was shot by Hernandez as they were driving around after arguing inside a Miami strip club. At the time, Bradley told police he did not know who had shot him.
Attorney Robert Pickering argued Bradley's civil case has nothing to do with the North Attleboro investigation.
"The Commonwealth of Massachusetts is relying on a statement of a lawyer of Mr. Bradley that these crimes are strikingly similar to the crime in the Hernandez matter," he said. "Clearly this petition states that my client has never stated that."
Judge Alexander determined Bradley's medical treatment should not prevent him from being in Massachusetts a week later.
Here was the reporting as the third venue, a rented apartment, was being searched...
((HT: MyFoxBoston))
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Wednesday, June 19, 2013
Aaron Hernandez Day 2: Lawsuit Filed In Florida Over Alleged Shooting (UPDATE: Evidence Linking Hernandez To Lloyd Death...?)
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In addition to everything happening in and around the shooting victim near his home, Hernandez is now facing a lawsuit in Florida in connection with an alleged shooting last February.
According to the lawsuit, Hernandez and another gentleman, Alexander Bradley, went to a strip club in Miami back in February. The two allegedly got into an argument. Bradley claims in his lawsuit that they left with two other men and while they were in the car, Hernandez allegedly fired a gun in the direction of Bradley, striking him in the face.
Bradley claims he suffered significant injuries- including the loss of vision in an eye.
From WCVB-TV:
Bradley's attorney, David Jaroslawicz, tells WCVB he initially filed the lawsuit on June 13, but said the lawsuit was voluntarily withdrawn because it contained a factual error.
The case was refiled Wednesday.
The Boston Globe goes into more detail:
“Thereafter plaintiff and defendant and two other persons were driving from Miami to Palm Beach, Fla.,’’ Bradley’s attorneys wrote in the suit. “Defendant had in his possession a gun. The gun discharged. The defendant caused the gun to go off while aiming it at the plaintiff.’’
The lawsuit, filed June 13, said that Hernandez does not have a license to carry a firearm.
According to the lawsuit, Bradley lost his right eye and has undergone multiple surgeries to repair his face. He is also now disfigured, has screws in his face to speed healing, has trouble eating, has become “substantially disabled” and will need medical care for the rest of his life, the lawsuit said.
Four days after it was filed, Bradley’s attorneys asked that it be dismissed voluntarily, but in a way that still leaves them the opportunity to initiate a new round of litigation against the NFL player, according to court records.
Meanwhile, back at his million dollar home...
Hernandez is still listed as a person of interest and the identity of the victim in the investigation has been disclosed. A 27-year-old semi-pro football player, Odin Lloyd, who has been listed as a possible "associate" of Hernandez.
Here's ABC News...
2300 UPDATE: MyFoxBoston's Ted Daniel and Maria Stephanos have sources that may have blown the lid off the murder investigation around Odin Lloyd... and the idea that Hernandez may be closely involved somehow...
Here is a series of tweets from Daniel...
LAW SOURCE: Forensic evidence places vehicle "driven by" Aaron Hernandez at "crime scene". Don't know what scene that is.
LAW SOURCE: 4 men together in vehicle. Only 3 return to Aaron Hernandez's home. Odin Lloyd NOT one of them. #fox25
2 LAW SOURCES: Homicide victim Odin Lloyd sent text to a friend that included a reference to Aaron Hernandez.
LAW SOURCE: Aaron Hernandez was driver of a vehicle Odin Lloyd and 2 others in. Lloyd found dead one mile from Hernandez home.
The Bristol County (MA) District Attorney’s Office said in a news release Wednesday night that an autopsy was performed at the office of the Chief Medical Examiner. Lloyd's death was determined to be a homicide and it appears that he was shot.
The Boston law firm of Ropes & Gray is now representing Hernandez. Neither the firm nor Hernandez is going to say anything publicly until the investigation is over... the HQ knows you're shocked...
Police are also looking for a silver mirror cover that may have broken off a vehicle that they are still searching for in the investigation.
In addition to everything happening in and around the shooting victim near his home, Hernandez is now facing a lawsuit in Florida in connection with an alleged shooting last February.
According to the lawsuit, Hernandez and another gentleman, Alexander Bradley, went to a strip club in Miami back in February. The two allegedly got into an argument. Bradley claims in his lawsuit that they left with two other men and while they were in the car, Hernandez allegedly fired a gun in the direction of Bradley, striking him in the face.
Bradley claims he suffered significant injuries- including the loss of vision in an eye.
From WCVB-TV:
Bradley's attorney, David Jaroslawicz, tells WCVB he initially filed the lawsuit on June 13, but said the lawsuit was voluntarily withdrawn because it contained a factual error.
The case was refiled Wednesday.
The Boston Globe goes into more detail:
“Thereafter plaintiff and defendant and two other persons were driving from Miami to Palm Beach, Fla.,’’ Bradley’s attorneys wrote in the suit. “Defendant had in his possession a gun. The gun discharged. The defendant caused the gun to go off while aiming it at the plaintiff.’’
The lawsuit, filed June 13, said that Hernandez does not have a license to carry a firearm.
According to the lawsuit, Bradley lost his right eye and has undergone multiple surgeries to repair his face. He is also now disfigured, has screws in his face to speed healing, has trouble eating, has become “substantially disabled” and will need medical care for the rest of his life, the lawsuit said.
Four days after it was filed, Bradley’s attorneys asked that it be dismissed voluntarily, but in a way that still leaves them the opportunity to initiate a new round of litigation against the NFL player, according to court records.
Meanwhile, back at his million dollar home...
Hernandez is still listed as a person of interest and the identity of the victim in the investigation has been disclosed. A 27-year-old semi-pro football player, Odin Lloyd, who has been listed as a possible "associate" of Hernandez.
Here's ABC News...
2300 UPDATE: MyFoxBoston's Ted Daniel and Maria Stephanos have sources that may have blown the lid off the murder investigation around Odin Lloyd... and the idea that Hernandez may be closely involved somehow...
Here is a series of tweets from Daniel...
LAW SOURCE: Forensic evidence places vehicle "driven by" Aaron Hernandez at "crime scene". Don't know what scene that is.
LAW SOURCE: 4 men together in vehicle. Only 3 return to Aaron Hernandez's home. Odin Lloyd NOT one of them. #fox25
2 LAW SOURCES: Homicide victim Odin Lloyd sent text to a friend that included a reference to Aaron Hernandez.
LAW SOURCE: Aaron Hernandez was driver of a vehicle Odin Lloyd and 2 others in. Lloyd found dead one mile from Hernandez home.
The Bristol County (MA) District Attorney’s Office said in a news release Wednesday night that an autopsy was performed at the office of the Chief Medical Examiner. Lloyd's death was determined to be a homicide and it appears that he was shot.
The Boston law firm of Ropes & Gray is now representing Hernandez. Neither the firm nor Hernandez is going to say anything publicly until the investigation is over... the HQ knows you're shocked...
Police are also looking for a silver mirror cover that may have broken off a vehicle that they are still searching for in the investigation.
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