Los Angeles: Trouble is rising for rapper Sean “Diddy” Combs as prosecutors claim the rapper attempted to “evade law enforcement surveillance.”

Prosecutors also claimed he tried to “corruptly influence witnesses’ testimony” while incarcerated at the Metropolitan Detention Center in Brooklyn, People magazine reports.

In new court documents filed on Friday, November 15, the 55-year-old music mogul is accused of using other inmates’ phone access, using a “non-authorized third-party messaging service” to communicate with multiple people. has been applied. and enlisting his children for a “social media campaign” around his birthday, allegedly in an effort to influence a potential jury.

According to People, the new charges come as part of prosecutors’ opposition to Combs’ latest motion for bail, filed on Nov. 8, and following his indictment in September on sex trafficking, fraud charges against two separate He was refused bail by federal judges. and transportation to engage in prostitution.

In new court documents, prosecutors argue that Combs “offers nothing new and material to justify a third bail hearing” and “has engaged in a continued course of obstructive conduct designed to destroy the integrity of the proceedings.” “Continued to remain engaged”.

Attempting to avoid law enforcement surveillance, the defendant has, among other things, conducted a social media campaign aimed, in his own words, at spoiling the jury pool; Attempted to publicly leak materials he believed useful to his case; and contacted witnesses through third parties”, the document alleges. “For these reasons, the Court should deny the defendant a new bail hearing”.

In opposition, prosecutors allege that Combs “repeatedly communicated with others” in a manner designed to avoid law enforcement surveillance, using other inmates’ phone access codes to make calls, among others. “using three-way calls” to contact individuals, and sending messages to “unauthorized” contacts through “unauthorized third-party communications systems.”