The feds urged a judge not to release Combs and indicated they’d push for a longer prison term than expected ahead of his sentencing on prostitution offenses.

Though the 12-person jury on July 2 convicted the Bad Boy Records founder on the two more minor counts of transportation to engage in prostitution, jurors found Combs not guilty of racketeering and sex trafficking in his sweeping,

Earlier this week, the mogul’s lawyers renewed their efforts to secure his release ahead of his October sentencing on prostitution-related convictions.