MEMPHIS, Tenn. -- The three former Memphis Police officers who were convicted in the Tyre Nichols case are set to appear back in federal court Monday morning for a detention hearing. The hearing could determine if they will be granted a bond before their sentencing on January 22, 2025. Verdicts announced in Tyre Nichols federal trial; ex-officers taken into custody This comes just four days after a jury returned mixed verdicts against the men for their roles in the beating death of Nichols. On Thursday, the jury found them guilty on some counts but not guilty on others, including violating Nichols’ civil rights. After the verdicts were announced, they were immediately taken into custody by Marshals. ► MORE ON TYRE NICHOLS The results are below: Count 1 – Violating Nichols’ Civil Rights Count 2 – Deliberate Indifference to Medical Needs Count 3 – Conspiracy Count 4 – Obstruction Tadarrius Bean: Count 1 – Not Guilty Count 2 – Not Guilty Count 3 – Not Guilty Count 4 – Guilty Demetrius Haley: Count 1 – Not Guilty, Guilty of lesser crime of deprivation of rights resulting in bodily injury Count 2 – Not Guilty, Guilty of lesser crime of deprivation of rights resulting in bodily injury Count 3 – Guilty Count 4 – Guilty Justin Smith: Count 1 – Not Guilty  Count 2 – Not Guilty  Count 3 – Not Guilty  Count 4 – Guilty