Judge Rules on Diddy’s Attempt to Block ‘Freak Offs’ Evidence in Trial

Sean “Didi” CombsHe tried to prohibit new evidence from the alleged “episodes” before his next trial for sex trafficking.

Koms trial leads, Judge Aaron Supramian She ruled to allow new evidence of sexual tracking related to obsessive threats, according to the court documents obtained by the people. Judge Subramanian also pointed out that forced labor allegations related to a COMBS employee will not be allowed after his lawyers called on prosecutors to add “new theories” and “new evidence” without giving the defense a sufficient notice or time to respond.

On Friday, April 25, the referee was in response to a letter from the Defense team for the Compass referring to a “mountain of new allegations” at 11:15 pm on April 20, which was 78 days after the court’s deadline and 15 days before the trial began.

“It is impossible for the defense to investigate these new allegations and respond to them in the next two weeks,” I read the message from the compressors lawyers, claiming that the prosecutors “explicitly acknowledged” that “many alleged acts were” subordinate, “which caused a focus on defending the alleged confusion.

The message continued by saying that the prosecutors “can be and they must” have included allegations in a previous message. The Compass Legal Team requested that it be given a continuation to give him a “sufficient time” to respond to the new allegations.

Meanwhile, the general prosecutors answered their own message on Friday that the defense had time to respond to the discovery in the obsessed claims.

“The suggestion of the defendant’s speech is a transparent attempt to narrow the scope of evidence against him in the trial by any necessary means, and again made another effort to ensure the postponement of the trial,” the general prosecutors pointed out.

In the long indictment issued last year, “Swke Offs” was described as “complex and productive sexual offers.”

COMBS, 55, is currently at the capital’s detention center in Brooklyn pending his trial, which begins to choose jury on May 5. The music pole was originally arrested on charges of blackmail, sex trafficking and transportation to participate in prostitution in September 2024.

Didi admitted that he was not guilty after his arrest, but the guarantee was rejected. He faces life imprisonment if convicted. Prosecutors who previously claimed the indictment that Didi “offended, threatened and dirt the women and others around him to fulfill his sexual desires, protect his reputation and conceal his behavior.”

“The Mumaz relied on employees, resources and influence of the multi -faceted business empire that he led and controlled – creating a criminal institution involved in its members and colleagues, and tried to engage, among other crimes, sex trafficking, and some in 2009.

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Sean Didi was scheduled to be for his day in court, with the trial of rapper on Monday, May 5 – on the same day that the annual donation of the Metropolitan Museum of Art was collected. The music pole, 55, has been held since September 2024, when he was arrested in New York after a […]

Deedy lawyer Mark Agnifilo He denied the accusations at that time.

Agnifilo told us after the arrest: “We are disappointed by the decision to follow up on what we believe is an unfair prosecution by Mr. Combs by the US Prosecutor’s Office.” “Sean” Didi Coms is the icon of music, a self -made businessman, and the love of the family and the good man who has proven that he spent the past thirty years building an empire, loves his children and works to raise the black society. “

“He is an incomplete person, but he is not a criminal. For his feeling, Mr. Combs was nothing but cooperation with this investigation and voluntarily moved to New York last week with the anticipation of these charges,” Agnifilo added.

Before his trial, Didi was named in dozens of lawsuits, where he was charged with sexual assault. His legal team denied all allegations against him.