DJ Hernandez Sentenced to 18 Months for UConn Threats
DJ Hernandez Sentenced to 18 Months for UConn Threats

DJ Hernandez Sentenced to 18 Months for UConn Threats

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Dennis 'DJ' Hernandez, brother of the late NFL player Aaron Hernandez, received a sentence of approximately 18 months, time already served, and three years of supervised release for making threats against UConn, Brown University, and individuals, including a judge. He pled guilty to transmitting interstate threats after threatening school shootings via Facebook Messenger and posts in July 2023. Hernandez's mental health was reportedly deteriorating, and he will continue with mental health and substance abuse treatment during his supervised release. He was arrested on July 19, 2023, after a victim notified police of his intentions. His sentencing follows his arrest for allegedly planning school shootings and making threatening statements against individuals out-of-state. Hernandez is also banned from visiting UConn and other targeted locations.

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