Overview
- A federal jury acquitted Combs of sex trafficking and conspiracy to commit organized crime after an eight-week trial but found him guilty of two prostitution-related counts.
- He continues to serve time at the Metropolitan Detention Center in Brooklyn, with 10 months credited toward his prison term.
- Fellow inmates gave him a standing ovation upon his return, viewing his acquittals as a rare triumph against government prosecutors.
- Combs’s defense team argued the allegations stemmed from personal relationship disputes rather than an organized trafficking operation.
- The court will publish its sentencing rationale in October, determining any additional prison time he will face.