Bill Cosby, who once embodied the idealized American father on a wildly popular sitcom, was convicted of sexual assault on Thursday in a high-stakes retrial after a half-dozen women testified that the famed comedian drugged and assaulted them. The jury found Cosby guilty on all three counts on Thursday afternoon, drawing an emotional reaction from his accusers. Cosby remains free on bail until sentencing.

Cosby lashed out at the prosecution when discussing whether to revoke his bail. Prosecutor Kevin Steele said Cosby had a plane and noted his wealth in giving concerns over his bail. "He doesn't have a plane, you asshole! I'm sick of it, you asshole!" he exclaimed. Montgomery County Court of Common Pleas Judge Steven O'Neill said because of Cosby's "age and his medical condition, I am not going to simply lock him up." Cosby has to surrender his passport and must remain in his nearby home, the judge said. Cosby, 80, faces a maximum sentence of 10 years and a fine of up to $25,000 on each count.