O.J. Simpson is back in custody after the NFL Hall of Famer violated terms of his release by making a phone call on Nov. 16 to one of his co-defendants in an armed robbery case
Simpson allegedly placed a call to Clarence Stewart, identified himself as “Miguel,” and berated his co-defendant for testimony that he delivered at a preliminary hearing related to the
On Nov. 14 a
On Sept. 19 Simpson walked free on $125,000 following his arrest for involvement in an alleged break-in in which he and several friends held up two sports memorabilia vendors and demanded articles they said belonged to the former football star.
The three men are scheduled to appear in
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