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Sean “Didi” Coms was sentenced to Friday (October 3) to 50 months behind bars, along with a fine of $ 500,000 and five years of supervision’s release. In July, he was convicted of two charges of transportation to engage in prostitution.

Public Prosecutors paid Daidi’s trial for seven months for 11 years, while the defense wanted 14 months, which would have given time. None of the two sides obtained exactly what they wanted, but the end of a very published federal case was at the pop culture center for more than a year.

On Friday, Federal Prosecutors said that the Mongols had already planned to participate in speaking next week in Miami, while his defense wanted to release him due to the need for help in his mental health.

Didi also spoke at the verdict, and reiterated the apologies he made in a letter earlier this week and begged the judge to attend a lighter penalty.

Here is the full speech that Didi Al -Qadi delivered before the ruling was issued.

“I would like to thank you for giving me the opportunity to talk about myself finally. One of the most difficult things I had to deal with is to be calm, and the inability to express how sorry for my actions. I want to personally apologize again to Cassi Ventura for any harm or harm that caused it emotionally or physically.

I would like to apologize to Jane. I did not mean to harm you. I am sorry that I brought you to chaos. I also want to personally apologize to all victims of home violence, because I know this video, this disgusting video, has raised many people around the world.

Home violence will always be a heavy burden that will have to carry it forever. My reactions were disgusting, shameful, and satisfactory. I was sick. Drug patient. I was out of control. I needed help, but I didn’t get help. Because of this, I can’t make an excuse. I can not really make any excuse because I knew the best. My mother raised me better. I learned better. My faith taught me better.

I was lost on my journey in life. I am not greater than someone of life. I am just a human being. I do my best. It was lost in the surplus. I was lost in the ego. Because of my decisions, I lost my freedom. I have lost the opportunity to raise my children effectively and to be there for my mother. I lost all of my work. I lost my career. I completely destroyed my reputation. But most of all, I have lost myself. I was humble and broken in essence. I hate myself now. I was stripped of nothing. I really sorry for everything, regardless of what they say. I want to apologize to my seven children, Queens, Justin, Christian, Jesse, De Lila, opportunity, love, and failed as a father. I’m very sorry. You deserve better.

For my mother, my mother, I failed in you as a son. I’m sorry. You taught me better. You raised me better. I know who gives a lot, a lot is expected. I know I failed in my community. I grew up as a child, I just wanted to be a bright example of what we could do. When I say, as colored people, we can possess our own businesses, care about our private societies, raise our children, solve our own problems, create our own wealth, and call me our problems. This was my mission. And I lost. I am not this bad person. I am sorry for my community to give you.

I want your honor to know that if you give an opportunity, people can change. I know I have changed. I know this because there are events – sometimes something can happen in your life regardless of who you are before, and what you are going through, and you are subject to the point that it changes your path. It only changes you. It changes you for the better. Sometimes you have to go through life experiences. These are not excuses. I know I have changed for the better. I cannot change the past, but I can change the future. I ask your honor about mercy. I beg to your honor for mercy.

I ask your honor an opportunity to be a father again. I ask your honor an opportunity to be a son again. I ask your honor an opportunity to be a leader in my community again. I ask your honor an opportunity to get the help I need to become a better person. Because I do not want to let God fail. I don’t want to let my family let me down. They need me. I let them down. They have no other father. They are afraid. I am afraid. I have no one who blames myself.

I know that I will not put my hand on another person again. I know I learned my lesson. I am ready to comply with any conditions that the court sets on me. Looking at the opportunity, when we talk about the possibility of sharing my story, it is not planned to try to get less time. It is this real story. This story is tragic. And if there is any method, I will not have anything else. I have my family, and that’s all I need. I am not interested in fame, money, making records or performance. If there is an opportunity for me to go to it, touch some children and touch some of the prisoners who lost hope. I feel that if I give me an opportunity by sharing this story, and that this will have a positive result. This will have a healing effect. So that at least I can help one person to not end like this.

I want to say thanks to the jury. And, your honor, your honor gave me confidence in believing in the jury and believing that I have not had to testify. The jury came and sacrificed their time, eight weeks in the summer. Time sacrificed with their children. And weighed the evidence. And I thank them for the non -guilty judgments. I do not take lightness, my conviction in Man. I understand the severity of that, and I have to deal with the consequences. And I bear full accountability and responsibility.

Your honor, I know that the prosecution wants you to give an example of me. I just want you to consider presenting an example of what a person can do if he gets another chance. If you give me another chance, I will not let you down. The evidence for that are these beautiful children who woke up there and spoke to me. Thank you all. I love you so much. I am proud of you.

I will never offer, at all, to be in this situation again, away from my family that needs me. This is my deterrence. I don’t think no one wants to come and be in this position. Regardless of what anyone says, I know I am really sorry for everything. Thank you.”