Harvey Weinstein became a convicted rapist as of Monday, NBC News reports.

The Hollywood producer was convicted on two of five counts. Within the six-week trial, the jury in the New York federal court found Weinstein guilty of third-degree rape against former up-and-coming actress Jessica Mann, and first-degree criminal sexual act against a former production assistant, Mimi Haley.

Upon news of the conviction, #MeToo founder Tarana Burke and others weighed in on the decision. 

District Attorney Cyrus Vance Jr. told ABC News the conviction was further proof of a new era for sexual assault survivors. 

"This is the new landscape for survivors of sexual assault in America, I believe, and it is a new day. It is a new day because Harvey Weinstein has finally been held accountable for crimes he committed," Vance said. "Weinstein is a vicious, serial sexual predator who used his power to threaten, rape, assault and trick, humiliate and silence his victims."

Then there was good riddance to what had become quite the popular retort to the accusations against and cultural cancellations of Bill Cosby and R. Kelly in the form of "What about Weinstein?"

Then there was this sentiment: 

I want to beat Harvey Weinstein up with his own walker.

— Saeed Jones (@theferocity) February 24, 2020 

Although he is now a convicted sex offender, the jury found Weinstein not guilty of two predatory sexual assault counts that might have given him life behind bars, and he was acquitted of first-degree rape against Mann, NBC News reported.

Mann described her relationship with Weinstein as consensual in public, but their relationship behind closed doors was aggressively sexual. She said she was raped in two hotels in New York and California, according to The Los Angeles Times.

"He could lift you up to anyone he introduced you to and then behind closed doors it was … dependent on if I gave him what he wanted," Mann said via The LA Times.

The jury consisted of seven men and five women who deliberated for five days.

During the trial, four other accusers were called to testify about Weinstein's history of sexual misconduct. One of the accusers is a well-known actress from The Sopranos, Annabella Sciorra, who said Weinstein raped her in the early 1990s.

The LA Times reported that Weinstein intruded inside of Sciorra's Manhatten apartment after giving her a ride home, unbuttoned his shirt and forced himself on her. The actress reportedly punched and kicked Weinstein, but she was still violated.

"I was just trying to get him away from me and he took my hands and he put them over my head," Sciorra said via The LA Times. "He got on top of me and he raped me."

ABC News reported that the judge took Weinstein into custody immediately. 

Weinstein, 67, could be spending up to 29 years in prison.

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