As Sean Combs waits for his trial to begin, federal prosecutors filed additional charges against him on Thursday. The new accusations include one count of sex trafficking and another of transporting individuals with the intent to force them into prostitution.
These accusations pertain to one of the three female victims mentioned in the indictment against the former individual. music The founder of MOGUL and Sean John was taken into custody in September and faced charges including a racketeering conspiracy, sex trafficking, and transporting individuals for purposes of prostitution as outlined in a three-count indictment submitted to the U.S. District Court in the Southern District of New York. He pleaded not guilty and refuted all allegations against him. According to the original documents, Combs allegedly employed his business entities to intimidate and mistreat women in order to satisfy his own sexual wants.
In the updated indictment submitted to the federal court on Thursday, Combs is charged with employing force, deception, or manipulation to compel a woman into engaging in commercial sexual activities between 2021 and 2024. The accusations also include his involvement in moving this individual—as well as others, such as prostitutes—to participate in prostitution throughout the specified period.
According to the most recent legal documents, Combs is accused of participating in sex trafficking involving three people and compelling a fourth individual, who was his employee, to perform sexual acts with him.
"The claims presented are neither novel nor do they involve fresh complainants. They pertain to the same women—former long-term ex-girlfriends—who engaged in voluntary romantic partnerships. Their personal sexual activities were characterized by mutual agreement rather than compulsion," stated Combs' legal representatives in a press release issued on Friday.
Last month, the initial indictment was updated, claiming that Combs compelled staff members to put in excessive working hours and intimidated those who didn’t assist with his alleged sex trafficking operations. Currently, he is held at the same federal facility. Luigi Mangione The individual accused of fatally shooting UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson, as well as Sam Bankman-Fried, who was found guilty of fraud, has their trial set to begin on May 5.
The Grammy-winning artist is dealing with over two dozen lawsuits and allegations of rape, sexual assault, and drugging several victims. This case has led to numerous docuseries, podcasts, and news specials. In February, Combs launched a $100 million lawsuit. lawsuit In opposition to NBCUniversal regarding the documentary “Diddy: The Making of a Bad Boy.” A civil lawsuit against Combs and Jay-Z, claiming they had assaulted a 13-year-old girl in 2000, was dismissed three days later.
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