Satellite TV Firm Alleges Piracy by O.J. Simpson
From Times Wire Reports
DirecTV is accusing O.J. Simpson of pirating its satellite television signal.
In a lawsuit filed in federal court in Miami, the company demanded that the former football star pay it $20,000.
Federal agents removed satellite TV equipment from Simpson’s Miami house during a search in 2001. DirecTV alleges the devices were “bootloaders,” used for unscrambling the company’s signals.
Simpson attorney Yale Galanter did not return a call for comment.
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