Music Sean “Didi” Coms was sentenced to four years in prison after an apology Courts News

The famous hip -hop -hopb pole told the court that his actions were “disgusting” and “shameful” in a call to leniency.

Music and producer Sean “Didi” Coms was sentenced to four years and two months in prison for the transfer of people through the state lines for sexual confrontations.

On Friday, the ruling pronunciation session crowned a federal case that showed a horrific testimony and ended in a strong account of one of the most popular characters in hip -hop music. Koms, 55, was also fined half a million dollars.

Since Combs has already served in prison, it is expected to be released within three years. His lawyers wanted to release him immediately and said that the time behind bars was already forced him to embrace regret and sobriety.

In July, he was condemned to the flight of his friends and male sex workers throughout the country to engage in drug -backed sexual confrontations, a practice that occurred over many years and in various locations. However, he was acquitted of the smuggling of sex and smuggling that he could have put behind the bars for life.

“Why did a long time?” The American boycott judge, Aaron Supramian, asked the verdict. “Because you had the strength and resources necessary to continue this, and because you were not arrested.”

Coms did not show any clear change in emotion as he learned his punishment, sits on his chair and looked forward directly as the judge speaks. He remained defeated after that and appeared depressed, and was none of the enthusiasm and smiles that accompanied his interactions with lawyers and his family earlier in the day.

In a final speech before the ruling was issued, Koms told the judge’s years “disgusting, shameful” and apologized for the physically and mentally injured people. He said that domestic violence was a burden that he would have to bear for the rest of his life.

Defense lawyers played a 11 -minute video clip in court filming family life, profession and charitable work. At one point during the video, Ambassyat put his hand on his face and started crying.

His trial for nearly two months in a federal court in Manhattan showed a certificate of women who said that compass was beaten, threatened, sexually assaulted and extorted. Prosecutor Christie Slavic told the judge to spare prison diseases for years of violence.

She said: “It is an issue about a man who did terrible things for real people to satisfy his sexual satisfaction.” “He didn’t need money. His currency was control.”

Complete condemned by the Man of Man, which prohibits the transfer of people through state lines to prostitution. Defense lawyer, Jason Drichol, argued that the law had been implemented.

During a trial certificate, her ex -girlfriend, Cassandra “Cassi”, told the jury that the compass with sex was “disgusting” with strangers hundreds of times during their relationship, which lasted for a decade. The jurors watched a video of him and hit her in the Holuter Los Angeles Hotel.

Another woman, who was identified as a “gene”, has witnessed that she was subjected to sexual pressure with male workers during the drug “hotel nights”, while she saw Koms and sometimes photographing them.

The only suspect who is scheduled to speak on Friday, a former assistant known as “MIA”, withdrew after the defense objections. She accused combs of raping her in 2010 and asked the judge a penalty that reflects the “continuous danger posed by the aggressor.”