Diddy Received Standing Ovation From Other Inmates After Verdict, Lawyer Says

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Diddy was feeling the love when he had to go back to prison after a jury acquitted him on three of his five federal charges ... 'cause the cell block gave him a round of applause, his lawyer swears. Marc Agnifilo spoke with the Associated Press…

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Diddy was feeling the love when he had to go back to prison after a jury acquitted him on three of his five federal charges ... 'cause the cell block gave him a round of applause, his lawyer swears.

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