US EditionDiddy Denied Bail, Will Remain in Jail Until His Sentencing
- Judge Arun Subramanian denied Diddy bail, citing danger to the community, and ordered him to remain in custody until his October sentencing in New York City federal court.
- Judge Arun Subramanian denied bail, citing Combs' history of violence and the prosecutors' emphasis on his violent crimes, requiring detention until sentencing.
- The jury convicted Diddy on two counts of transporting for prostitution under the Mann Act after 13.5 hours of deliberation, acquitting him of racketeering and sex trafficking charges.
- Combs remains in custody, with sentencing scheduled for October 3 after serving nine months since his September arrest.
- Drawing on history, the Mann Act's century-old, controversial law has significantly impacted Combs' career and public image, highlighting ongoing debates over justice and celebrity influence.
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Diddy’s history of violence influenced judge's decision to keep him locked up for now
NEW YORK -- In rejecting Sean "Diddy" Combs' release on bail, a federal judge confronted the hip-hop impresario with a disturbing aspect of his criminal case that his lawyers couldn't deny: His history of violence.
Rapper Sean Combs, known professionally as Diddy, will remain in prison while awaiting sentencing after being found guilty only on the less serious charges he faced, allowing him to avoid a life sentence.
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