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Dealer Describes OJ 'Invasion'

Posted Nov 8, 07 9:30 PM CST in Arts & Living 

(Newser) – OJ Simpson led several men into a memorabilia dealer’s hotel room “in a military-style invasion” and took tens of thousands of dollars worth of items, the dealer, Bruce Fromong, testified yesterday. He kicked off a 2-day hearing in Las Vegas to determine whether Simpson and others should stand trial on charges that could put the disgraced NFL great away for life.

Simpson’s lawyer tried to show that Fromong was not as fearful as he claimed during the invasion, suggesting that he called "Inside Edition" before the police, the AP reports. “I wasn’t cowering in a corner, but having a gun pointed at me is an uncomfortable feeling,” said Fromong. He admitted selling items on eBay described as "identical to the items O.J. stole from me!"

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O.J. Simpson covers his face while sitting in a courtroom during his preliminary hearing in Las Vegas, Thursday, Nov. 8, 2007. (AP Photo/Justin Sullivan, Pool)   (Associated Press)
Bruce Fromong, center, a sports memorabilia dealer, testifies as Judge Joe Bonaventure Jr., left, looks on during O.J. Simpson's preliminary hearing in Las Vegas, Thursday, Nov. 8, 2007. (AP Photo/John...   (Associated Press)
Bruce Fromong, a sports memorabilia dealer, testifies in a courtroom during O.J. Simpson's preliminary hearing in Las Vegas, Thursday, Nov. 8, 2007. Judge Joe Bonaventure Jr. looks on in the background....   (Associated Press)
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