Prosecutor Ghislaine Maxwell Joins Diddy Sex Trafficking Case – Celebrity News – Entertainment

In his findings, Judge Subramanian stated: “There is evidence that Combs violated Bureau of Prisons policies during his pretrial detention to conceal his communications with third parties. “He paid other inmates to use his telephone access code (PAC) numbers to make calls to those not on his approved contact list.”

Diddy’s defense argued in a letter to Judge Subramanian against the denial of bail, saying “the constant drumbeat of negative publicity has destroyed his reputation and will make it virtually impossible for him to receive a fair trial.”

They continued, alleging that Mr. Combs’ rights were being infringed: “Mr. Combs is not required to sit back and accept all of this. You have a right to a fair trial and a constitutional right to speak on your own behalf. .

“The government’s arguments that asking his children to post birthday wishes on Instagram and that he has no right to publicly express his opinion that this prosecution is racially motivated are, quite simply, an unconstitutional effort to silence him.”

Combs’ legal team expressed confidence in the justice system, telling The Mirror US: “He has unwavering faith in the facts and the fairness of the judicial process. In court, the truth will come to light, proving that the accusations against Mr. . Combs have no merit.”

Diddy will remain detained at the Brooklyn Metropolitan Detention Center following his arrest in September in New York on several charges, including sex trafficking, conspiracy to extort and transportation to engage in prostitution.

Combs has firmly denied all allegations leveled against him and pleaded not guilty in the courtroom.