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Lawsuit alleges Aaron Hernandez shot man in Florida
New England Patriots tight end Aaron Hernandez is dealing with more than one legal problem. Just one day after law enforcement was at Hernandez's Massachusetts home in connection to a possible homicide investigation, news emerged of a civil lawsuit filed against Hernandez in Florida.NFL.com obtained a copy of the complaint filed June 13 in a federal court in South Florida. The complaint alleges that, on Feb. 13, Hernandez and Alexander S. Bradley got in an argument while at a strip club in Miami-Dade County. The complaint said that later, while driving toward Palm Beach County, a gun in Hernandez's possession discharged, hitting Bradley. The lawsuit alleges that the shooting caused Bradley to lose his right eye, among other injuries. The complaint also said that Hernandez's gun was not properly licensed. The case was voluntarily withdrawn on June 17, but a lawyer representing Bradley told NFL.com the case has not been resolved, and he refiled a new complaint Wednesday. He said the first complaint was withdrawn because of an error in the filing. Lawsuit alleges Aaron Hernandez shot man in Florida - NFL.com
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Source: http://blackandgold.com/nfl/58565-lawsuit-alleges-aaron-hernandez-shot-man-florida.html
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