Scene “Didi” Comombs on Friday sentenced in a disgusting criminal case, which could keep him closed for years. A jury found hip-hop Mogul guilty in July for flying to sexual encounters, including his girlfriends and male sex workers, in violation of the Federal Women Act. He was acquitted of more serious allegations of conspiracy and sex trafficking, who could serve life imprisonment.
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The prosecutors want more than 11 years behind bars for 55 -year -old Combes, who were convicted in two cases of transport for engaging in prostitution. Their lawyers say the punishment is “out of the wild ratio” and wants to free them now.
US District Judge Arun Subramanian, who will decide the punishment, has refused bail twice and indicated that Combes is unlikely to be free from federal custody soon. On Friday, the judge said that while the Combs was acquitted of some allegations, the decision does not exact it from the underlying conduct such as violence and forced.
The prosecutors said that the focus of Friday sentence was to comb for the public and for justice.
Prosecutor Christian Slavick said, “This is a case about a person who did terrible job to satisfy real people to satisfy their sexual satisfaction.” “He did not need money. His currency was controlled.”
The prosecutors also exploded Combes, according to him, booked a speaking gig in Miami next week – obviously assuming that he would be free to do so. Slavick said, “This is the height of the Hubis.”
As soon as the hearing began, the prosecutors said that only the Comombs the accused was scheduled to speak to the person supported after the rescue objections.
The woman, a former personal assistant who testified under the pseudonym name “Mia”, accused her of raping her in 2010 and urged the judge to pronounce a sentence, showing “my abuser showed the ongoing danger for me and others, and for others.”
His lawyers say Combes will address the court, and they plan to show an 11 -minute video, highlighting their family life, career and philanthropy. The judge confirmed the children of Combs and a minister will also be allowed to speak.
Comombs entered the court room packed through a side door escort by Deputy US Marshal and wore a light colored sweater, button-down shirt and dark pants. He embraced his lawyers and greeted his family and supporters.
Outside the Manhattan Courthouse, photographers arrived as lawyers and family members, echoing about two -month test scenes of Comombs, which testified to women who blackmailed by beating, threatening, sexual harassment and combs.
Ex -girlfriend and R&B singer Cassandra “Kaisi” told the gamblers that he ordered to have “hate” sex with strangers hundreds of times during his long relationship. The jury was repeatedly shown a video of the Comombs and was beaten up after a multid “freak-off” in the hallway of Los Angeles’ hotel.
A woman testifying under the pseudo-name “Jane” said she was under violence and felt bound to have sexual performance with male sex workers in drug-fuel “Hotel Nights”, while Combs saw and filmed sometimes.
To support his racketering case, prosecutors also brought to witnesses, who testified about other violent acts. One of Kaisi’s friends said that the Comb put her in danger from the 17th floor balcony. Rapper Kid Kudi testified that after knowing how he was dating, he broke into his house after knowing.
Although the gamblers acquitted the racket’s comb, Subramanian may still consider that testimony for punishment. He is also weighing letters weighing by Comombs and some of his accused.
In his letter on Thursday, Comombs told the judge, “Old Me died in jail and a new version of mine was reborn,” promising that he would never commit another crime.
Cas, in his own letter, described him as a addict, who would always “be the same cruel, power-lifting, manipulating man who is he.”
Comombs lawyers say that sexual encounters agreed and the jail has promoted their restraint and repentance. They say that they have already been punished enough. In a hearing last week, Comombs told her mother and children that she was “getting closer to home.”
,Through input from AP,