Diddy
Prosecutors Say He’s Dangerous
… Oppose Bail Request
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Federal prosecutors in the Diddy case are pushing back against the music mogul, refuting his attempts to downplay his convictions for transporting male escorts across state lines for paid sexual encounters with his former girlfriends.
In court documents filed Thursday, prosecutors outlined their arguments for why Diddy should be kept in custody pending sentencing after being found guilty on two counts of violating the Mann Act. Despite being acquitted of more serious charges, Diddy’s bail request is being opposed.
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In a bold move, Diddy filed a memorandum requesting Judge Arun Subramanian to overturn his Mann Act conviction, denying any involvement in transporting individuals for sexual purposes across state lines.
Diddy claims to have been a mere observer and amateur filmmaker recording the encounters between escorts and his ex-girlfriends, Cassie and “Jane”, who he alleges arranged the meetings.
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Prosecutors have responded, refuting Diddy’s claims and asserting that his actions constitute aggravating factors that warrant his continued detention, citing his extensive history of transporting individuals for prostitution.
Furthermore, prosecutors allege that Diddy drugged Cassie and Jane to ensure their participation in prolonged sexual encounters, coupled with violent behavior towards them.
The prosecution is opposing Diddy’s request for a $50 million bond, arguing that his violent tendencies make him a danger to society and a flight risk, given the potential lengthy prison sentence he faces.
The unfolding legal battle leaves Judge Subramanian with weighty decisions ahead as the case develops.
