Hey everybody, I'm Ashley Banfield, and this is drop dead serious. What a day. After weeks of

graphic allegations, a parade of witnesses, and some of the most disturbing video evidence

ever shown in federal court, we have a verdict in the trial of Sean Diddy Combs.

And Combs won't be getting to sleep in his own bed tonight.

Nope.

Not tomorrow night either.

And not for a long time, as it turns out.

He won't even find out when he's going to sleep in his own bed for another four months.

And that's because the judge has set his sentencing date for October,

and he's stuck at the Manhattan federal lock up until that time.

No bail granted.

But you could call the verdict in his RICO and sex trafficking trial a bit of a win

and that he will not have to spend his life

in prison. No, not his life. Maybe a long time, but not life. Honestly, this was really a split decision,

guilty on some charges, not guilty on other charges, but one thing is for certain.

Once Sean Diddy Combs is sentenced, he will officially become a convicted felon.

The jury found him guilty on two of the five counts against him.

Both of those charges for transportation across state lines to engage in prostitution,

better known as the Mann Act, M-A-N-N-N-man act.

But on the headliner charges, the sex trafficking and the racketeering, the stuff that could have put

them away for life, not guilty. Cross the board on those.

And right after those verdicts came down, one of News

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