Dramatic moment Sean ‘Diddy’ Combs fell to his knees after learning his fate

Twelin from the New York jury met at approximately 10:00 (14:00 GMT) on Wednesday in a courtroom immersed in wood to tell Sean “Didi” that they found that he was not guilty in managing a criminal institution with employees, and sex trafficking from his former friends.

The hip -hop hip -hop -shaved pole fell on his knees and buried his head on a chair on the defense table, where he just spent two months in trial on charges of sex and extortion.

Before the ruling came down, Koms sat quietly on his chair, looking forward, wearing the same white jacket and porn that he was wearing in many of his trial.

The court has grown calm, as the jury handed over the provision of the ruling paper to the deputy court. Then it was handed over to the introduction.

And they started reading.

Since the “non -guilty” voice is running out in court for the first time, as he highlighted the safety of the most severe crime in blackmail, the rapper kept his head low.

By the time Foreperson announced that Compus was not guilty of sex trafficking, compass was his head in his hands.

The jury has found that it is guilty of the least accusations of transferring people to participate in prostitution. They also confirmed their decision, Coms was buried in his hands.

A wave of small celebrations of Kums, who was in a federal prison in Brooklyn since September. He referred to his hands to the jury, then turned and gave the same gesture to his family-twin girls, sons and mother, who is 85 years old.

He appeared in the mouth: “I go home.”

The moment looked emotional for many Koms’s lawyers, including Tiny Geragos, sitting next to him and wiping tears with a handkerchief after reading the ruling.

Compass lawyers have not been lost at any time telling the judge that the ruling that was reached nearly two days after the deliberations means that the rain should be able to get out of the Manhattan Court a free man on that day.

His lawyer, Mark Ajfello, told the court, noting that his client plane is indisputable – rented and in Maui.

“Mr. Coms has obtained his life by this jury,” he said. “He will not run anything imposed on this court.”

After that, in the most emotional gestures of the mothers, he seemed to express his gratitude for pressing his head on his chair on the defense table.

He got up, his hands applauded loudly, to embrace many of his lawyers. Many family members and supporters joined him in the main court hall and a packed surplus room.

Then, with a last hug for his lawyer and a wave of his family – which was banned by a group of people and court seats – he was accompanied outside the stadium.

Later, the hopes of returning to the hip -hop home were shattered later as Judge Aaron Supramanan had deprived him of bail in another session on Wednesday afternoon.

Outside the Manhattan Court, there were repeated calls from “Daidi Free” in a large crowd behind the barriers.

But he will remain behind bars until his rule later this year.