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Prosecutors Allege Diddy Tried to Blackmail Witnesses from Jail; Oppose $50 Million Bail Request
Nov 18, 2024, 05:09 PM
Music mogul Sean 'Diddy' Combs, currently incarcerated on sex trafficking charges, has been accused by federal prosecutors of attempting to obstruct justice from jail. In recent court filings, prosecutors allege that Combs has tried to reach out to prospective witnesses and influence public opinion in an effort to affect potential jurors for his upcoming trial. They claim that Combs has asked family members to contact potential victims and witnesses, used other inmates' phone accounts to evade federal monitoring, and is attempting to blackmail witnesses. Additionally, prosecutors state that a review of recorded jail calls shows Combs attempting to corruptly influence witness testimony and taint the jury pool. A search of his jail cell reportedly uncovered handwritten notes that prosecutors say contain evidence of these efforts. In response, Combs' legal team has accused the government of 'outrageous conduct,' claiming that the seizure of his personal writings violated his constitutional rights. They have requested an immediate hearing to address the alleged seizure of attorney-client privileged material. Prosecutors oppose Combs' latest bail request, including a $50 million bail proposal, citing serious risks of danger and obstruction.
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