Prosecutors Allege Diddy Violated Rules While in Prison

Prosecutors claim that Sean “Diddy” Combs He tries to use his power to escape the consequences.

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District prosecutors in Diddy’s case presented evidence proving that the disgraced music mogul tried to contact witnesses in prison while awaiting trial. Prosecutors also allege he broke various prison rules to make these contacts.

Like BOSSIP Combs and his legal team reportedly submitted a new bail package after being rejected three times. He is currently in the Brooklyn Metropolitan Detention Center awaiting trial on sex trafficking and racketeering charges. In response to the application, prosecutors presented evidence showing that the Bad Boy founder broke Bureau of Prisons rules and should not be granted bail. Accordingly Legal Affairs and Cases with Meghann Cunniff, Prosecutors claimed they heard dozens of prison phone calls in which Combs attempted a three-way call, against the rules.

During the conversations, Combs allegedly instructed people to pay other inmates for personal access codes used for phone calls. Inmates were paid “through payment processing applications and BOP brokerage account deposits.”

The prosecution also explained that the hip-hop producer could not claim that he was not aware of these rules.

“The defendant knows this is against BOP regulations: at the beginning of each phone call the inmate is asked to enter his PAC number, and then the automated recording announces: ‘Sharing PAC numbers is against BOP policy and is subject to disciplinary action. “application stated.

Prosecutors accuse Combs of trying to create a public hoax that would impress potential jurors in Diddy’s trial. This includes posting on their children’s social media accounts and monitoring reactions.

“The defendant (from within the (Metropolitan Detention Center)) then viewed the analytics (i.e., audience engagement) and openly discussed with his family how to ensure the video would have the impact he desired on potential jurors in this case.” filing specified in accordance with Legal Affairs and Cases with Meghann Cunniff. “In addition to clearly violating the Court’s October 25, 2024 order prohibiting such interference with a fair trial, the defendant’s own words make clear that his intent was to improperly influence the jury pool in this criminal investigation.”

long filing From the U.S. Attorney’s Office for the Southern District of New York in Manhattan, he details all this and more.

Prosecutors allege Diddy tried to bribe a witness

As if Diddy’s case wasn’t complicated enough, prosecutors are accusing him of trying to contact witnesses. Legal Affairs and Cases with Meghann Cunniff.

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In Combs’ bail application, they state that his connection to Witness-2, Diddy’s former bandmate, should not be an issue.

However, the opposition stated that Combs and the witness stopped communicating in March 2024, but Combs contacted him in September after his name was named in a lawsuit. The witness, who was identified as a woman, later published a statement on her Instagram account on September 13.

During a pre-planned nationwide sweep of BOP facilities, officers found notes detailing Combs’ plans in his cell. Prosecutors believe the note shows he paid the witness.

“The strong inference to be drawn from the defendant’s communications with Witness-2 and his personal notes is that the defendant paid Witness-2 after he published his statement,” the file said.

Combs is expected to appear in court on November 22 for a final decision on his bail package.