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His fellow ju-dean found the rapper Sean “Diddy” comb It is not the most serious charge he faced on July 2nd.
On the day, the ju judge told the court that the government had not proven that the dishonest music mogul had participated in assault conspiracy and sex trafficking. However, Didi was found guilty of two transports engaged in prostitution.
Another ju umpire who presented the badge to Fox News Digital for confirmation explained where Diddy’s defense “drilled a hole” in the prosecutor’s case.
“So there was always a moment when defense really got in,” the ju-describer told Fox News Digital. “I meant something that really stood out for me… I wrote it in my notes, it was a cross-examination of Dawn Richard, but I know Mr Westmoreland, her cross-examination, and even Bana, so she definitely did it.
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Diddy was found not guilty of assault and sex trafficking charges. (Jane Rosenberg)
Former Danity Kane Singer Dawn Richard She testified to Diddy’s ex-girlfriend Kathy Ventura that she told her to leave the rapper after witnessing him physically attacking the musician. Diddy and Richard were in the recording studio when they said that what was spotted the day before was “passion” and what people in relationships do. He insisted that Cathy was fine and that it would have been great if they didn’t say anything. The rapper is said to have said that people would be missing, where he came from. When Richard hears what he says, it means people will die.
Diddy’s lawyer, Nicole Westmoreland, developed contradictions in multiple interviews with Richard’s prosecutors. The defense also highlighted the fact that the singer had not revealed any suspicions of a threat to Didi’s life until a week before the trial.
“Was it a death threat that I couldn’t remember on seven different occasions?” Westmoreland asked.
Diddy’s defense also vigorously interrogated Kathy’s friend Briana Bongolan. Bongolan, who occasionally went under the nickname “Bana,” testified that Didi hang her from a shelf on a 17-storey balcony. During cross-examination, Westmoreland was able to admit to Bana that he could not recall the details of the alleged incident.
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An alternative ju umpire who heard seven weeks of testimony but did not directly participate in the deliberations said he “salutations have come to the same conclusions that the ju umpire had made.”
He also praised both sides for being “at the top of their game” in New York’s southern district, describing SDNY as “the top district” and “the place of trial.”
“It was really like a movie,” the ju judge said. “It was very memorable to know that you’ve never been to a court, you know that no one has ever been to the court, you’ve never been to a ju judge, you know that you’ve never followed the court, you’ve never been there and seen it and see how they acted.”
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According to the ju judge, Diddy was “always very enthusiastic” throughout the trial.
“I could say he was fighting all the time. He would always write notes whenever there was cross-examination. He would take notes and give them to his lawyers.
The presence of the rapper did not “blackmail” the alternative ju umpire.
“So seeing him in person every day with his white hair was completely different from what I’d ever seen,” he told Fox News Digital. “So it’s definitely memorable. But I never threatened or saw him as a celebrity to influence fairness. I was just sitting there and listening to all the evidence presented.”
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The ju judges at Diddy’s trial heard from 34 prosecutor witnesses over the course of seven weeks. (Jane Rosenberg)
Judge Arun Subramanian Set Didi’s verdict hearing October 3rd. He could face up to 20 years behind the bar, and each number of transport could be faced after 10 years to engage in prostitution.
The alternative ju umpire explained that Diddy wanted to get the help he needed.
“When they have the opening argument, I think they basically presented Didi as a very flawed individual — drug addicts, sex addicts, people with a lot of flaws,” recalls the ju-decided. “So, no matter what sentence he is given… I hope he can get the help he needs. If he is in prison, I hope he can get the help he needs.”
He added:
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Sean “Diddy” Combs was originally arrested in September 2024. (Joce/Bauer-Griffin/GC image)
According to Diddy’s defensethe dishonorable music mogul re-enters a program for domestic abusers after he is released. He had started the program in September 2024 just before his arrest.
“He’s fine,” Mark Agnifilo told The Associated Press.
He claims Diddy really want improvements, “I realized that he has flaws like everyone else who has never worked for.”
“He’s burning hot with all the issues. I think what he came to see is that he has these flaws, he has no fame to erase them, and he has no amount of wealth,” he said. “You can’t hide them.”
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The Associated Press contributed to this report.
