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Judge Announces Mogul’s Sentence and Imposes $500,000 Fine

Judge Announces Mogul’s Sentence and Imposes 0,000 Fine

Apparently Diddy He won’t come home yet. Mogul, Judge Arun Subramanian’s courtroom again on Friday, October 3 Violating the mann law two numbers. The judge condemned Diddy to 50 months in prison, Urban press. In addition to the sentence, the judge imposed a fine of $ 500,000 and a five -year -old evacuation.

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After delivering the sentence, Judge Subramanian, Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.

Like Complex left At the beginning of this week, the judge Subramanian balanced more than one penalty proposal from different players in the case. Diddy’s team argued that the time should be sentenced to the service. Federal prosecutors actually offered two different possibilities: legal maximum 20 years or failure, at least 135 months (more than 11 years); A supervisory department of Probation was proposed by a 70 to 87 month range.

As stated, Mogul was sentenced to two transportation number this summer to enter a prostitution, also known as the Mann law, after a seven -week hearing this summer. He was inactive and acquitted for sex smuggling.

On the eve of Diddy’s sentence, the legal team made an 11 -minute video with clips from the career of Bad Boy Records.

“I know so I can enter heaven, I don’t get there [like] ‘Well, come to heaven. You had a record of 20 hits, ‘says the Diddy campaign style is at some point in the video. “ This does not mean anything and this world is for that. They say, ‘Oh, come to heaven. You were a good person. ”

Before the prison sentence of Friday, Cassie and his family Regina and Rodrick Ventura were among those who shared letters with the judge. In his letter, Cassie also testified at the trial of Didy, and asked Subramanian to think of the “facts that the jury could not see”.

In his own letter, Diddy asked the judge for “compassion” in his sentence “not only for me, but for my children”.

Diddy himself addressed the court on Friday and apologized to Cassie and “all victims of violence in the domestic violence”. “I hate myself right now. I have robbed anything. I want to apologize to my seven children … I’m so sorry. You deserve better. Urban press.

This story is updated.