Prosecutors want an 11-year sentence for Combs, 55, who was convicted in July of flying people across state lines for drug-fueled marathon sexual encounters. Combs’ defense lawyers have argued the sexual encounters were consensual and say Combs should be freed immediately after more than a year in detention, which forced him to get sober and fueled his remorse. At one point during the video, Combs put a hand on his face and began to cry, his shoulders at times heaving. Prosecutor Christy Slavik told the judge that sparing Combs serious prison time would excuse years of violence. Several of Combs children pleaded with him for leniency.