Sean “Diddy” Combs
He remains in custody until the punishment for punishment
Sean “Diddy” Combs remains in prison in his trial after the judgment. A judge rejected his application for deposit.
Sean “Diddy” Combs (55) remains in prison: On Wednesday, the New York judge, who heads the trial against the former music mogul for sexual offenses, chose the 55-year-old not released at the deposit. . The rapper is waiting for the announcement of the punishment after the jury partly spoke him guilty. According to the report, Combs will remain in a prison in Brooklyn. He has been in custody since September.
The jury guilty Combs in two out of five charges, including for coercion of women to prostitution. In the most serious charges, among other things, there was accusation of sex trade and organized crime, he was acquitted. Combs had rejected all accusations in the process.
That is why the judge declined the deposit
According to the judgment, the main defender of Sean Combs said that he should be released because he was no longer charged for serious crimes. The public prosecutor, on the other hand, argued that there was an escape risk. In addition, the sentence could bring him behind grids for years. According to US media reports, the judge at the end led Combs’ “violent past” as the main reason for the rejection of a deposit.
According to the reports, the announcement of the sentence is scheduled for October 3. However, this date could shift.
Sean Combs was arrested in September 2024, and according to the US media reports, the law enforcement authorities accused him of threatening and abused people between 2004 and 2024. In addition to the indictment in New York, there are also numerous civil lawsuits against the ex-music mogul, in which he is accused of abuse and rape, among other things.
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