Sean “Diddy” Combs, the legendary music mogul, was denied bail after pleading not guilty to a series of serious federal charges, including sex trafficking and racketeering. The decision came Tuesday during a court appearance in Manhattan, where Judge Robyn F. Tarnofsky ruled that Combs would remain in custody as the case moves forward.
The charges against Diddy include racketeering conspiracy, sex trafficking by force, fraud, or coercion, and transportation to engage in prostitution. These allegations, if proven, could land the hip-hop icon in prison for a minimum of 15 years and potentially up to life.
Combs’ legal team had requested bail, arguing that the rapper posed no flight risk and should be allowed to await trial outside of jail. However, the judge sided with federal prosecutors, who insisted that the severity of the charges and the potential consequences made bail inappropriate in this case.
With bail denied, Combs will remain behind bars as his legal team prepares to fight the charges. As one of the highest-profile cases in recent memory, Diddy’s trial is expected to draw widespread attention as new developments emerge.
New York is doing a great job of prosecuting these kinds of case on both Federal and State levels. The Southern District of NY has already prosecuted Jeffrey Epstein, Ghislaine Maxwell, R. Kelly, and now Sean Combs. NY state has prosecuted Harvey Weinstein and investigated Governor Cuomo.
In comparison, California is lagging far behind, particularly in Santa Clara County.
My own kids are being sex trafficked. I told the District Attorney about it. Instead of doing anything to protect my kids, charges were filed against ME. I did not even commit a crime. The whole goal was to bring the matter to competency hearings and discredit my claims.
The D.A. also allowed the person that is sex trafficking my kids to continually assault me while the proceedings were ongoing. The sex trafficker was trying to pressure me to undergo a psychological evaluation.
In the end, a psychological report was submitted to the record, anyhow. I never met or spoke with a psychologist. It completely absolved the attorney of any misconduct.
I posted more info on this public petition:
https://www.thepetitionsite.com/272/404/301/district-attorney-jeffrey-rosen-please-stop-sex-trafficking-my-kids/
We count on law enforcement to protect the community. It is completely unacceptable that public resources be used to cover up crimes. Santa Clara County needs to change its ways.
People with money and power have been able to sexually abuse women and children for too long. No one deserves to be scarred in such a manner.
The problem is that these connected rapists have tentacles all over the justice system. If you have that kind of power, you can do whatever you want. I can give you a great example. My lawyer is involved in the sex trafficking of my kids. She is directing me to view death threats, all sorts of perverted social media posts regarding pedophilia, and boasts about here power/ connections.
I did end up complaining about physical assaults and the sex trafficking to the State Bar. They responded by saying that the aforementioned actions did not violate their code of professional conduct. Furthermore, they referred me to the District Attorney who just ignores me. This is how power works.
If you don’t believe me, read my complaint and response here:
https://pdfhost.io/v/jM.L2FJRQ_Petition_for_Review_State_Bar_decision
It really sucks that we have people in society who would sexually abuse other people. Sex trafficking needs to stop.
I wish, in particular, that Valerie Houghton and her daughter, Hillary Applegate, would leave my kids alone. They don’t deserve to be raped. I can’t understand why they don’t know this.
If you know someone that can stop them, please let me know.
Hillary Applegate and her mother are just sick. I don’t know how a person can sleep at night knowing that they are working to prolong the sexual abuse of children.
You can see from many of Ms. Houghton’s social media posts that she favorable views regarding pedophilia. One can only imagine that her daughter also has the same. This is how they justify what they do. That’s why Ms. Houghton says, “It’s not rape if they want it.”
I just don’t understand why anyone would consider hiring Ms. Houghton to provide therapy or legal representation. She is just going to keep doing this to others. And Ms. Applegate will be there to help her see through.