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11/14/07
On September 13, McClinton wielded a gun and pretended to be a police officer as Simpson and five other men confronted the two dealers. Now the third man to testify, McClinton said he would plead guilty of robbery and conspiracy to commit robbery, which could either land him in prison for up to 11 years or put him on probation.
Walter Alexander, who admitted to felony conspiracy to commit robbery, also took a plea deal and agreed to testify against Simpson. After his arrest, Alexander told police, "O.J. said, 'Hey, just bring some firearms.'" Charles Cashmore "pleaded guilty to felony accessory to robbery" and also agreed to testify. Alexander faces up to six years in prison or probation, while Cashmore could face five years in prison or probation.
However, according to an
article on
KNBC.com, "Simpson's lawyers have argued that the men who turned against him lied to win generous plea bargains for themselves."
"He's got a bunch of people making up anything they can make up just to get out of trouble," said a friend of Simpson.
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