Combs awaits trial in the New York City Detention Center
Sean “Diddy” Combs will spend his first Christmas in prison awaiting trial for crimes including sex trafficking.
This was revealed by federal government sources TMZ what a holiday should be like Combs at the pre-trial detention center in New York: inmates will be able to participate in sports competitions, card games and even dominoes. There will also be basketball and football tournaments.
In addition to special activities, Combs and others will enjoy a different menu that is expected to include roasted chicken, macaroni and cheese, cranberry sauce, bread and a “holiday dessert.”
Request for bail
Combs his third bail request was rejected in late November, during a hearing in New York. The judge Arun Subramanian justified the decision by noting evidence of tampering with witnesses and violations of the provisions of the art Bureau of Prisons (BOP) while the musician is in precautionary custody.
The lawyer for Combs offered bail worth $50 million, secured by the artist’s assets, security monitoring and a pledge not to interfere in the investigation.
However, the Court concluded that it would not be possible to ensure this Combs conditions of release would follow. “There is evidence that supports a serious risk of witness tampering,” the judge said, adding that the defendant contacted witnesses even after testifying to the jury in June 2024.
The most recent accusation
In the latest accusation against Combsstylist Bryana “Bana” Bongolan filed a 17-page lawsuit against the musician in the last week of November in Los Angeles.
In the document you accuse Combs of sexual assault, infliction of emotional distress, false imprisonment, among other charges. That’s why, Bongolano is seeking compensation of $10 million, as reported by Rolling Stone USA.
The designer also stated that she had witnessed abusive situations Combs against his ex-girlfriend Cassandra “Cassie” Ventura. The case came to a head in September 2016, when Diddy would be hung Bongolano on the balcony Ventura on the 17th floor.
“The sole purpose of hanging someone from the balcony is to intentionally kill or terrorize them, depriving them of any idea of autonomy over their own body and safety,” reads the lawyer’s lawsuit. James R. Nikraftar.
“Mrs. Bongolano refuse to let this fear control the rest of his life and file this lawsuit to demand that Mr. Combs take responsibility for the trauma he intentionally and maliciously inflicted,” he continues.
Source: Terra
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