Scene “Didi” Comombs was convicted of a prostitution related hooliganism in the federal court in New York on Wednesday, but acquitted of more serious allegations of racketering and sex trafficking.
After seven weeks of testing, he was found guilty in two cases of transport for engaging in prostitution.
Hip-hop Mogul, after reading the verdict, raised his hands in the prayer, saw the jury, and hugged one of his defense lawyers.
Judge denies Combs’s bail request
Soon after the verdict, the Combs counsel requested that the judge released him on bail.
Defense lawyer Mark Agnifilo said, “He has been acquired very, very serious allegations. He has been convicted of very little serious allegations.”
The prosecutors said that he should remain in punishment pending punishment.
The judge rejected the bail request of defense.
Comombs have to face a maximum sentence of 10 years for each of the two prostitution counts. Hey, after his arrest in September 2024, he has been a hero in a federal lockup in Brooklyn.
What were the allegations against Comombs?
During the trial in New York, the prosecutors accused them of using their power and money to operate a criminal enterprise, sexually abusing in two decades.
Her two designer girlfriends, Cassandra Ventura and a woman, who testified under the pseudonym “Jane”, said that she physically and sexually abused them.
They both stated that they pressurize to participate in drug-fuel, day-to-day sexual encounters, sometimes referred to as “Freak Off” with male sex workers in hotel rooms, while Comombs saw, masturbation and sometimes Ellie.
The prosecutors alleged that Combes used violence, dangers and financial coercion to fulfill women to fulfill sex acts, arguing that they form sex traffic.
The gamblers have been shown that the monitoring footage of Combes is shown in 2016 and dragging Ventura.
What did Raksha say?
Comombs, once one of the most powerful figures in the music industry, denied all the allegations.
His lawyers admitted that their domestic relationships had timely misuse of bees.
Raksha argued that women voluntarily participated in the sexual activities described by prosecutors, claiming that they were consent. He said that nothing was illegal about his “swinger” lifestyle.
Decision reaction
Jury made of eight men and four women, deliberately for about thirteen and one and a half hours before giving their decision.
The Trette-Time Award winner was convicted of flying people across the country, in which girlfriends and paid male sex workers attached to sexual encounters, but are clear from more serious allegations, which Kushal has sentenced to life in jail.
After the judge postponed the court, Comombs appeared overwell. Hey wiped his face, kneeling his chair, and bowed his head in prayer. The audience, made up of his relatives, stood up and appreciated because he turned to face them.
“I will come home soon,” Heer said. “I love you, mother,” Hey said.
Jennifer Camino edited by Gonzalez
