Diddy Denied Bail Pending Sentencing

A jury found Diddy not guilty of the three most serious charges two counts of sex trafficking and one of racketeering. They found him guilty on two counts of the Mann Act transportation for prostitution across state lines. The defense immediately asked the judge to have Diddy released on $1 million bail while awaiting sentencing and appeal. Prosecutors argued Diddy qualified as a no-bail convict because of potential violence and flight risk. Judge Arun Subramanian ruled in the prosecutor's favor. The judge said he denied bail because Diddy was NOT able to show he wasn't a danger to the community. The judge said Diddy's defense conceded during the trial Diddy was a domestic abuser and he says violence was depicted in the Cassie beating video the judge said Diddy got violent with 'Jane' in June 2024 after the feds raided his homes in March 2024 which he said showed a disregard for the law and a propensity for violence. The judge said sentencing is tentatively set for October 3, but he indicated he was willing to move that date up and he set a court hearing for Tuesday on the matter of expediting sentencing. Agnifilo tried an emotional appeal to the judge noting Diddy's kids are in the courtroom and, his twin daughters have already lost their mother, Kim Porter. However, the judge wasn't swayed. The hearing on expedited sentencing is set for July 8.

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