P. Diddy trials: The jury agree on 4 of the 5 counts

. Meanwhile, The jury in the trial for sexual trafficking of the hip-hop P. Meanwhile, Diddy magnate was granted on Tuesday on a verdict for four charges, according to American media. Therefore,

(Keystone-ATS) According to these media, the jurors informed the judge Arun Subramanian, without announcing their decision, that they had agreed in particular on verdicts for the charges of sexual trafficking but not for the one, main, of the association of criminals, potentially punishable by life prison.

The p. diddy trials: jury agree four charges for which the jury agrees are liable to each maximum sentence ranging from ten to fifteen years. in prison. After having read it. the accusation and the defense asked the judge that the jury continues his deliberations on the count of the accusation still litigious, before announcing the verdicts for the other charges.

During the seven weeks that this hypermediatal trial lasted before the Manhattan Criminal Court. the jurors heard 34 witnesses, peeled with thousands of pages of transcription of telephone conversations or SMS exchanges, and scrutinized financial documents to decide on the fate of the star of hip-hop.

P.DIDDY. of its real name Sean Combs, is accused of having forced women – including her girlfriend from 2007 to 2018, the singer Cassie, and a former more recent companion who testified under the pseudonym “Jane” – to engage in sexual marathons with prostituted men while he masturbated or filmed. And p. diddy trials: jury agree also to have set up a criminal network. of which he was at the head, to organize these marathons called “Freak-Offs”.

“These were absolutely no free choice. ” had repeated in his indictment the prosecutor Christy Slavik, specifying that the alleged victims “were drugged, brushed with oil, exhausted and had badly”.

“She (Cassie) has always been free to leave. She had chosen to stay because she was in love with her. he was in love with her (…), she loves sex and great good, “had replied Marc Agnifilo, the rapper’s lawyer.

P.DIDDY pleaded not guilty to these accusations and chose not to testify, a current defense strategy in the United States. His lawyers do not have to prove the innocence of their client. but rather to sow a reasonable doubt among the members of the jury regarding the accusations of the prosecutors.