Sean ‘Diddy’ Combs accused of violating prison rules

The Bad Boy records producer, whose latest million-dollar bail offer was rejected, is facing new allegations of misconduct behind bars. Prosecutors claim that Sean “Diddy” Combs used the phones of at least eight other inmates and an unauthorized person to contact multiple individuals in addition to using his children’s birthday videos as some kind of campaign. Trusted third-party messaging service. The federal government further claims that Combs “repeatedly” violated prison rules by engaging in unauthorized communications.

“While attempting to avoid law enforcement surveillance, the defendant has, among other things, conducted a social media campaign intended, in his own words, to impair the jury pool; Attempted to publicly leak materials he believed useful to his case; and contacted witnesses through third parties,” prosecutors argued in Manhattan federal court, according to the NY Post.

Didi’s staged birthday celebration

Earlier this month, P. Diddy’s birthday celebration made headlines as his seven children: Quincy, Justin, Christian, Chance, D’Lila, Jessie and Love, sang and cut a cake in a heartwarming video Appeared.

However, prosecutors now claim that Combs himself carefully planned this seemingly surreal moment. He allegedly instructed his children to post emotionally charged videos to their respective Instagram accounts in hopes of impressing potential jurors in his upcoming trial. Diddy reportedly monitored the video’s online impact and discussed with his family how to maximize its impact. “At defendant’s carefully crafted instruction, defendant’s children posted a video on their respective social media accounts depicting defendant’s children gathering to celebrate defendant’s birthday,” the prosecutor alleged, according to the Post.

Didi accused of blackmailing victims and witnesses

Prosecutors claim Sean “Diddy” Combs violated prison rules by bribing inmates through commissary deposits and digital payments to gain access to their accounts. He allegedly instructed his family and legal team to add others to the call through a three-way connection, a prohibited tactic meant to hide the identities of those involved.

Court documents highlight Combs’ repeated disregard for the rules, suggesting this casts doubt on his willingness to follow the terms of his release.

Diddy, who is awaiting his 2025 trial, is fighting hard to get bail, although prosecutors have made their intentions clear in a recent filing, charging the entertainer with multiple prison misconducts and suggesting that he And trying to blackmail witnesses, either to silence them or to get them to say things that will help his side.