OJ Simpson Robbery Raid: Two Men Plead Guilty To Reduced Charges

Two men have pleaded guilty to reduced charges in the OJ Simpson armed robbery case, and both parties have agreed to testify against the former NFL star and three others.
 
Walter Alexander and Charles Cashmore appeared in separate arraignments yesterday (October 23) in a Las Vegas court to confirm they'll be testifying against Simpson.

Alexander pleaded guilty to felony conspiracy to commit robbery, while Cashmore pleaded guilty to felony accessory to robbery in the incident where OJ and others allegedly tried to steal sports collectibles and memorabilia from a hotel suite.
 
As a result of their testimony, Clark County District Attorney David Roger agreed to drop charges including kidnapping, armed robbery and assault with a deadly weapon against both men, who are now free on bail pending sentencing.

Both co-defendants are expected to testify that guns were involved in the raid in September that landed Simpson in jail for three days before he was released on bail and allowed to go home.