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Simpson not to be released on bail till Wednesday

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Former American Football star O. J. Simpson will not be released on bail till Wednesday morning.

Washington, September 18 : Former American Football star O. J. Simpson will not be released on bail till Wednesday morning.

He was arrested in Las Vegas on Sunday in connection with an armed robbery, and was put on a no-bail hold by Clark County Court chief judge Doug Smith.

Simpson has been placed in an isolation unit since his arrest.

Whether he can be released on bail or not hinges upon Judge Anne Zimmerman's verdict due on Wednesday.

Clark County Courts media spokeswoman Nancy Oesterle said during a press conference on Monday that the footballer-turned-actor's trial might be a speedy affair, if he were ready to enter a not guilty plea to charges on Wednesday.

"It would then be set down within 15 days for a speedy preliminary hearing," Contactmusic quoted her as saying.

Simpson reportedly raided a suite at the Palace Station Hotel and Casino in Las Vegas, pretending to be part of a group interested in buying memorabilia items from collector Alfred Beardsley.

ANI