The man who claims Aaron Hernandez once shot him in the face in the middle of an argument was shot again on Super Bowl Sunday outside a Connecticut nightclub.
According to ABCNews.com, Alexander Bradley suffered multiple gunshot wounds after being hit outside the Vevo Bar& Grill in Hartford's South Meadows neighborhood and was rushed to an area hospital under police guard. ABC added Bradley returned fire at his attackers, and his condition isn't known, though he expected to survive. Police said no arrest have been made.
"Evidence revealed there was a disturbance in the club that was pushed outside by staff," Lt. Brian Foley told ABC. "At this point, Bradley was shot. Bradley went to a vehicle, got a gun, then shot up the front of the club."
Officers arrived to find a car speeding away from the scene, an injured Bradley then emerged from the vehicle and fell to the street, according to ABC. No charges against Bradley were announced.
In a lawsuit filed in 2013, Bradley claims Hernandez shot him in the face and he lost sight in his right eye after they argued outside a Miami club in February.The 24-year-old Hernandez remains jailed on first-degree charges for the late June killing of Odin Lloyd, a semi-pro football player whose body was found June 17 near Hernandez's North Attleborough, Mass., home.
According to ABC News, Boston police have also linked both Hernandez and Bradley to a double homicide in July 2012. Police believe Hernandez and Bradley were in an SUV when someone inside the vehicle fatally shot Daniel Jorge Correia de Abreu and Safiro Teixeira Furtado in Boston's South End, according to a search warrant filed by Bristol, Conn., police.
Police say surveillance camera recordings show Hernandez and Bradley going into a Boston nightclub shortly after the shooting victims went into the club. The recordings also show Hernandez driving the SUV out of a nearby parking garage with Bradley as a passenger shortly before the shootings.
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