Sean “Diddy” Combs is again seeking release from pretrial detention, offering what his legal team described as a “far more robust” bail package in a new court filing. The Bad Boy founder proposed home detention with 24/7 security monitoring and “near-total restrictions” on his ability to communicate with anyone outside his legal counsel, aiming to address concerns raised during prior bail denials.
Combs, who faces charges of racketeering, sex trafficking by force, and related offenses, has been denied bail multiple times, with the court citing risks of witness tampering and community endangerment. His lawyers contend that the proposed “robust” measures sufficiently mitigate those risks, arguing that Combs would comply fully with strict home confinement conditions.
In the filing, Combs’ defense team also raised concerns over his ability to prepare for trial while being held at Brooklyn’s Metropolitan Detention Center (MDC). They highlighted the facility’s recent multiagency sweep, which uncovered electronic devices, drugs, and weapons, and led to frequent lockdowns, further limiting Combs’ trial preparation. “The current arrangement makes trial preparation impossible,” the defense stated, emphasizing the “incredibly voluminous” nature of the evidence.
While prosecutors have begun turning over evidence, Combs’ attorneys maintain that the materials undermine the government’s case, claiming the allegations are “incredibly weak” and contradicted by testimony and discovery. Combs, who has pleaded not guilty, denies all charges, asserting that the conduct described by prosecutors involved consensual relationships and business dealings.
The sweeping indictment against Combs alleges he led a criminal “enterprise” that engaged in sexual, physical, emotional, and verbal abuse over several years. Charges include narcotics offenses, bribery, arson, kidnapping, and forced labor. Combs’ legal team continues to challenge the strength of the government’s case as they push for his release ahead of trial.
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