Sean (Diddy) Combs fue declarado culpable de cargos relacionados con la prostitución, pero fue absuelto de cargos más graves de asociación ilícita y tráfico sexual, por lo que se le impuso una pena máxima de 20 años. Sin embargo, la victoria en la sala quedó atenuada tras la decisión del juez de denegar la libertad bajo fianza al ex magnate del rap.

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Sean 'Diddy' Combs was found guilty by a Manhattan jury on two counts of transportation to engage in prostitution, but was acquitted on more serious charges of racketeering and sex trafficking. Despite the partial acquittal, the judge denied bail for Combs, citing his history of violence and the inability to guarantee he would not pose a danger if released.

The trial lasted nearly two months and included testimony from 34 prosecution witnesses, including former girlfriends and the two accusers. The jury determined there was consent in the alleged sex trafficking incidents. Combs now faces a maximum of 20 years in prison, with sentencing to be scheduled soon.

Se deniega la libertad bajo fianza a Diddy, que evita la cadena perpetua

Sean Diddy Combs se arrodilló y al parecer rezó en la sala del tribunal después de que se leyera el veredicto. El jurado de Manhattan le declaró culpable de dos cargos de transporte para ejercer la prostitución, pero no culpable de los cargos más graves de crimen organizado y tráfico sexual. Sus abogados visiblemente satisfechos a la salida del tribunal. Hoy es un gran día. Hoy es una victoria. Hoy es una victoria de todas las victorias para Sean Combs y nuestro equipo legal. Pero la fiscalía también obtuvo una victoria. A Combs se le ha denegado la libertad bajo fianza. El juez citando su historial de violencia y diciendo que es imposible probar que no supondría un peligro si es liberado. Todo esto viene después de un juicio de casi dos meses que incluyó 34 testigos de la acusación. Entre ellos, varias ex novias, incluidas las dos acusadoras en este caso, Cassandra Ventura y una mujer identificada sólo como Jane. Ambas dijeron que Combs usó su dinero, poder y violencia para manipularlas en cientos de maratones sexuales llenas de drogas con trabajadores sexuales masculinos. El jurado no les creyó. Creyeron que hubo consentimiento. El asunto del consentimiento repetido a menudo por los abogados de Combs, que no negaron la violencia pero argumentaron que no constituía tráfico sexual. Toda la narrativa de la defensa desde el primer día fue, mira, nuestro cliente no es una gran persona. Nuestro cliente es un maltratador doméstico. Pero no estamos aquí para eso. Estamos aquí por Rico y el tráfico sexual. Y lo que realmente ocurrió fue la participación voluntaria en una actividad sexual no convencional. Combs se enfrenta ahora a un máximo de 20 años entre rejas. ¿Y ahora qué? Sean Diddy Combs sabrá cuánto tiempo pasará entre rejas. Inicialmente, el juez había pensado una fecha en el otoño para tener esa audiencia de sentencia. Pero la defensa quiere que sea más rápido. El juez está de acuerdo en que el tiempo es esencial. Y la defensa, la fiscalía y el juez comenzarán a reunirse la próxima semana, el próximo martes para poner en marcha ese proceso. Así que, Jennifer, estabas en el juzgado. Estás con la gente que también espera fuera. En ambos casos, parece que la reacción fue bastante intensa. Sí, tanto dentro como fuera de la sala del tribunal. Hubo vítores. Hubo abucheos. Había gente. Claramente, significaba mucho para ellos. Fue un juicio simbólico que fue más allá de una sola persona, Adrienne. Muy bien, Jennifer Yoon en Nueva York esta noche.

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