Disgraced music mogul and Rapper Sean “Diddy” Combs is reprotley desperate to get out of his holding cell in Brooklyn after being arrested on sex trafficking, forced labor, and bribery charges.
Combs’ dark “criminal enterprise” was exposed in his federal indictment, which included “Freak Offs”, — which were effectively sex parties involving various drugs.
Combs, who has pleaded not guilty, has offered several concessions to get out on bail.
The rapper is now offering a whopping $50 million for the bond, CNN reported.
The disgraced music mogul has also agreed to weekly drug testing due to the aforementioned “Freak Offs,” which included illicit drug use.
The parties involved “cocaine, ketamine, GHB, MDMA (Ecstasy) and other narcotics,” TMZ noted.
Amid concerns that concerns that Combs and his crew could intimidate witnesses, the rapper’s bail package also includes an agreement that he would not have any contracts with known grand jury witnesses.
He has also agreed to keep a log of all visitors to his Miami home and turn it over to authorities.
Additionally, his visitation will be limited to “family, property caretakers, and friends who are not co-conspirators in the federal indictment.’
However, Combs has still not been granted bail despite all of the above being offered.
Combs added a promise to specifically limit most contact with all women.
Combs added a promise to specifically limit his contact with all women, with the exception of his family or the mothers of his children.
Combs’ attorney, Marc Agnifilo, argued for even further restrictions, offering to put “strenuous and maybe unusual conditions” to keep Combs in place, including isolation from cell phone or internet usage.
The attorney also expressed concerns that Combs was being held in a prison that was a “very difficult place to be an inmate.”
Judge Andrew Carter ultimately ruled Wednesday afternoon that Combs will remain in federal custody.
Carte said that, despite Combs’ promises, there were no conditions that would reduce the chances of Combs tampering with the case or intimidating witnesses
Combs’ next court appearance is slated for Oct. 9.
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