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Appearances Over Time
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I'm Nicole Parton.
Sean Diddy Combs prison term has been reduced by 10 days according to updates from the Federal Bureau of Prisons.
His new expected release date is now April 15, 2028.
a change from the prior date of April 25, 28, and the earlier date of June 4.
This adjustment follows a previous modification that cut more than a month off of his original sentence.
The time frame regarding his release has seen several changes in the last few months.
Initially in December, it was postponed from May to June 28, but then moved back to April in early March.
Combs 56 is currently serving a 50 month sentence after being found guilty last summer on two counts related to transportation for prostitution during a high profile federal trial in New York.
He was acquitted of more severe charges, including sex trafficking and racketeering conspiracy charges.
which could have led to a life sentence.
Prior to his sentencing, Combs had already spent nearly a year at Brooklyn's Metropolitan Detention Center after being denied bail.
Prosecutors pursued a sentence of over 10 years while his defense team advocated for a maximum of 14 months.
Citing a partial vindication from the jury, Combs is now held at FCI Fort Dix in New Jersey.
That's a federal facility on a military base about 40 miles from Philadelphia.
His attorneys requested this placement due to its access to drug rehabilitation programs and its proximity to his family.
In a court filing in October, his attorney stated to address drug abuse issues and maximize family visitation and rehabilitative efforts.
We request that the court strongly recommend Mr. Combs be placed at FCI Fort Dix.
He has since entered a drug rehabilitation program, which may help shorten his sentence through good behavior credits.
Combs' legal struggles are far from over.
Last December, his legal team filed an appeal against his conviction and his sentence, contending that the sexual encounters in question were all consensual and that a trial judge imposed an excessively harsh sentence.