Diddy verdict
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Pop Culture Armon Wiggins is one of the largest media figures covering the Diddy trial from within and beyond the courtroom.
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Music Diddy and his family were relieved and happy with the final results of his trial, but he will have to go back to jail for now.
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Music It was an emotional conclusion for Diddy's trial as the jury came to a mixed verdict after a multi-day deliberation.
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Music Sharay Hayes, a male dancer who testified in the Diddy trial, expressed concern for how Cassie and "Jane" caught scrutiny from the public.
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Music Funk Flex previously reacted to the Diddy verdict by hoping that Cassie and everyone else can "move on" from the case.
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Music Diddy was found not guilty on charges of racketeering and sex trafficking. 50 Cent has already weighed in, roasting Diddy in the process.
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Devin Morton -
Music There's a belief amongst Diddy and his family that he will get out on bond later today ahead of his sentencing.
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Music This is the same alternate juror who spoke to CNN about how he didn't think the Diddy "freak-off" videos suggested coercion in court.
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Music While his show ran for 24 seasons, Judge Mathis is a former judge of Michigan's 36th District Court and activist.
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Bryson "Boom" Paul -
Music Diddy was facing charges of racketeering, sex trafficking, and transportation. Today, the jury gave their final verdict.
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Music Another individual involved in the case, an alternate juror in the Diddy trial, recently spoke to CNN about the "freak-off" videos they saw.
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Music After a mixed verdict in the Diddy trial, prosecutors and defense attorneys are debating Sean Combs' possible bond before sentencing.
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Gabriel Bras Nevares