Diddy Combs: Shocking judgment is imminent - prison sentence up to 10 years!

Diddy Combs: Shocking judgment is imminent - prison sentence up to 10 years!

Vienna, Österreich - Sean "Diddy" Combs is about to find out his sentence on October 3, 2025 after he was partly guilty of sexual crimes in a sensational process. According to vienna.at , the public prosecutor calls for a prison sentence between 2 years and 3 years and 3 months. However, it is rather unlikely that the judge will impose a maximum of 10 years in prison.

COMBS, who has been in a prison in Brooklyn since September 2024, was found guilty in two out of five charges. These include the promotion of illegal prostitution. His defense, which suggests a penalty of 1 and 9 months to 2 years and 3 months, could be co -credited by crediting his previous detention period.

Details on the procedure

In the process, the most serious charges against Combs, such as the formation of a criminal association, were dropped. According to ZDF , the rapper also received support from an impressive defense, but also showed his violent past, which judge Arun Subramanian caused an release from Combs reject. The prosecutor Maurene Comey expressed concerns about a possible risk of escape.

Combs was acquitted of the more serious allegations of sex trade by the jury. Nevertheless, he could receive a prison sentence of up to 20 years if the two debt pronounces of up to 10 years are served at the same time. The indictment had also argued that Combs had women and paid male sex workers fly over to state borders for sexual performances, which violated the man's act.

context to sexual violence

The discussion about sexual violence is extremely relevant in the United States, especially in the light of current developments that also affect Combs' case. A CDC study reports that one of three women in the United States is said to have been victims of sexual violence, which further fueled social discourse on such topics. The knowledge of the study shows that the number of victims of rape in the United States is estimated at 1.3 million, far above the FBI figures, as in an article of the Ärzteblattes is explained.