A male exotic dancer that once worked Sean "Diddy" Complies He shared his thoughts about the recent sentence of the Rapar.

An individual, Sharay Hayes, also known as "Punisher", was one of the many witnesses who testified during the repeater trial, which he found him guilty of two transport points to deal with prostitution.

On Friday Sean "Diddy" complex sentenced to just over four years in prison, along with a fine and a few years of monitored release after completing his deadline.

Diddy's recent punishment caused wide reactions, including male exotic dancers who once worked with the rapper.

Talking to TMZShayy Hayes said that in the beginning, Diddy could avoid prison, but after listening to the judge for four-year-old, two-month punishment with additional punishment, he admitted he indicated punishment.

According to the dancer, which also has a new book, Judge Arun Subramanian imposed a sharp punishment on Diddy because he wanted to send a clear message.

"He tries to protect the victims and distract others from such an unintended - and illegal - behavior," the exit reported.

Hayes also addressed the hardy of the lawyer's hardwoods to give up the old way and feel true remorse for his actions.

He said the executive director of the bad boy once "on the top of the world and lost everything," but given that Diddy has no one but himself to blame his fall, the experience probably changed him forever.

Despite Diddy, he convicted to spend the next few years behind bars, followed by the monitored release, some people associated with that case believe that the rapper is easy.

One of them is a sexual worker mentioned during the trial, who decided to remain anonymous while talking TMZ.

The individual said that Didady was expected to receive at least ten years due to the allegations of attacks and subjugments, although prosecutors were ultimately.

Same mood echoed and one of the jurors in the case, which he talked ABC News.

"I think he got off easily. I'm surprised that the judge was that mild," he said jurater. "I think 10 years would be more appropriate. There are many other building suits against him, and for years he will be in court and out of court. I will have more fines for payment," said the juror.

Shortly after the court handed over to Diddy's punishment, his ex-partner Cassandra "Cassie" Ventura issued an answer through her lawyer, Doug Wigdor.

As the Prosecution's main witness, Cassien testimony, together with the hotel video for 2016. year, Dieddy attacked the key to ensuring the belief of the rapper.

"Although nothing can void the trauma caused by the comb, the imposed sentence acknowledges the influence of serious violations that committed," Wigdor said, Po New York Post.

Before imposing the sentence, Cassie also called in court to not let Diadrdy, because she recounted a deep trauma she suffered in her hands.

. Now today. "My worries that will come after me and his associates after me and my family is my reality."

Diddy's punishment also marked the first time he spoke publicly because his legal troubles began last September.

Although initially wandering in his words, he eventually delivered a detailed statement fulfilled by apology to those who hurt.

"One of the hardest things I had to handle her to be quiet - I can't express how sorry I am sorry for my actions," Rapper said, before he personally apologize to Casie and his second anonymous victim of Jane.