Diddy Latest News: Sean Combs Calls Witnesses From Jail, Goment Lawyer Took

Sean “Diddy” Combs is not breaking prison rules by contacting potential witnesses in an upcoming sex-trafficking trial, government lawyers argue.

Di music billionaire chop accuses of making “relentless efforts” to “corruptly influence testimony”, using Oda prisoners’ phone accounts and using three-way calls to talk to pipo wey no dey im approved contact list.

Government lawyers say the review they make of recorded calls also shows that Oga Combs instructs the im family to contact potential witnesses for the im case they took for trial.

Combs is 55 years old and is currently in custody in Manhattan. I plead not guilty to all the charges I have accused myself of and seriously refuse to say I am wrong.

Court denies Diddy where de sabi wella for 1990s ogbonge songs like I’ll Be Missing You and Mo’ Money, Mo’ Problems bail since arrest as various judges say they are risky as I’m fit for to manipulate witnesses.

I’m still trying to bail last week and I’m proposing a package of 50 million. $ (£39.6m) plus security guards monitoring on 2/4/7 as I am under house arrest.

Attorney Alexandra Shapiro argues that it is impossible for a musician to prepare for the trial from prison because of the “extremely copious” amount of material that we have reviewed, especially without a laptop.

She also says the prison’s conditions, including frequent lockdowns and officers collecting the imp they need, be aware, no, let me prepare well.

Deprivation of liberty does not give Oga Combs “any real opportunity” to be ready for trial, which violates his rights under the U.S. Constitution, Shapiro said.

In response, the di goment’s lawyers claim they are denying their request, and the claim says Combs “a serious risk of jeopardy and blockade of the trial”.

For court documents, they accuse the star of posting on social media try to “influenced kain pipo wey fit sit for di jury” for trial.

Some of the efforts according to them, an Instagram statement from a woman who was only “witness two” posts contradicted allegations by singer Dawn Richard about a civil suit against Combs.

Goment’s attorneys claim she and Combs bin drafting her statement during “several texts” and “several calls” from prison.

They also claim they are getting “strong presumption” saying Oga Diddy “pays witness two after she posts her statement”.

They also say that a video in which one of the seven star children posted on November 5, as evidence of “PR strategy to influence the case”.

This video, many tori pipo bin reports, shows the family wishing Combs a happy birthday during a prison phone call.

“The defendant oversees the analysis — it’s an audience engagement — and openly discusses with the family how to make sure the video has an effect if desired on potential jurors for a case,” prosecutors say.

Combs bin also chop accused of using di phone account of at least eight oda prisoners take make calls, which is against prison rles; and to “instruct odas” to arrange payment for dis access.

Goment lawyers say Combs is running a “relentless” plan to “contact potential witnesses, including victims of drug abuse, who are fit to give powerful testimony against AM”.

In asking the judge to deny Oga Comb’s request for bail, the di goment’s lawyer writes that “no set of conditions” is suitable to eliminate the potential risks to the trial.

“The defendants do not show a very strange ability to make odas do what I want – including employees, family members and prisoners,” they claim.

“E no get any reason to think say private security guards sef no go fall in line.”

Prosecutors also reject criticism of the conditions at the Metropolitan Detention Center for Brooklyn, citing an interview with star attorney Marc Agnifilo in which we say “probably the hardest part” of Combs’ adjustment to life behind bars.

The musicians’ lawyers never respond to a lawsuit.

The BBC is not contacting the legal team for a response.