With just a month in his court with the disgraced musician Sean “Diddy” Combs landed in more legal problems. Federal prosecutors have now added two accusations to his accusation and expanded the accusation that the imprisoned hip-hop tycoon dealt with sex trading only last year.
Replacing the accusations submitted on Friday blames Combs of using strength, fraud or coercion to make a woman involve in commercial sexual acts from at least 2021 to 2024.
The accusation that has returned by the federal large jury in Manhattan also claims that Combs were involved in the transport of a woman-identified only as a victim-2-a other people, including commercial sex workers to engage in prostitution in the same time frame.
In addition to blackmailing conspiracy and trading fees, the new fees are against Combs when arrested in September. They increase the total number of fees against it from three to five.
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Combs, 55, is scheduled for court 5 May. It remains closed in a federal prison in Brooklyn. With his representatives, there was a message looking for a comment on new fees.
Combs denies any crimes and confessed to the first allegation set, claiming to have forced and abused women for years using a network of co -workers and employees, while the victims silenced through blackmail and violence, including kidnapping, arson and physical beating.
His indictment was not planned for a new accusation.
Federal prosecutors say that the singer “you miss you” and founder Bad Bad Boy Records used his “strength and prestige” as a music star to make female sacrifices into dazed, complicated sexual performances with male sex workers in events called “Freak Offs”.
Central in the case is a video in March 2016, which shows that Combs intervenes and kicks its then girlfriend R&B singer Cassie, Los Angeles Hotel Hallway. The prosecutors say the attack occurred during the “madman”. Combs lawyers say the shots were nothing but a “insight into a complicated but ten -year consensus relationship” between them.
CombS lawyers say that the case should never be submitted and fights for the rejection of the accusation, which includes the accusation that has been transferred by the accompaniment through the state borders.
“The government has invented a criminal case based primarily on the accusation that Mr. Combs and two of his long -time girlfriends have ever brought a third party to their sexual relationship – male accompaniment -” wrote Combs Alexandra AE Shapiro in the February court.
“Each of the three charges is based on the theory that this type of sexual activity is a federal crime,” Shapiro added.
Friday’s replacing the indictment is the second filed in the case of Combs.
In the first of January, in January, the federal prosecutors revealed that their case included at least three women stated that CombS had forced themselves to engage in commercial sexual acts. In exchange, prosecutors stated that he had given them money, career opportunities and paying rent and housing costs.
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