Diddy pleads because they are not guilty for the new charges, as disturbing charges – celebrity have been revealed

Sean Combs, popularly known as Diddy, pleaded guilty for a new indictment with which he was hit.

In the new indictment, Comb He was accused of forcing employees to work for hours and threatened to punish those who have not helped in his alleged sex traffic scheme.

Diddy was charged with a big jury following his arrest at the Park Hyatt hotel in Manhattan in September. Remained in police custody since then.

Friday, Combs was hit with this new indictment to add to prolonged taxes hip-hop faces of mogul.

Combs was accused of missile and sex trafficking with force, fraud or accusations of constraint that he continued to refuse.

Regarding these accusations of conspiracy conspiracy, sex and transport to engage in prostitution, Combs has already pleaded not guilty.

This indictment has also accused others in his company of “Wield (ING) the power and prestige of the combing of the comb in the business of the comb to intimidate, threaten and attract the victims of women on the comb”, often under the pretext of a romantic relationship. “

As for the new indictment, Combs entered its plea before US The Sub -Ramanian District Judge at a hearing in Manhattan The federal court.

The new indictment has not added any new accusation, but described what prosecutors would call “forced labor”.

He said that the control of his associates on some employees, forcing him to work for hours with a little sleep, by using or threats to use physical strength, financial damages, psychological injury and reputational injury.

Last month, Combs lawyer surprised people when He announced he would give up from the representation of the musical mogul.

In a withdrawal motion as a representative, the submission of February 20 read in part: “On September 22, 2024, I was kept by the defendant, Sean Combs, to serve as a lawyer, and I served as a lawyer from that moment.

It continued: “For the reasons presented below, this withdrawal motion is submitted, so that Sean Combs can advance with its defense and start the selection and process of the jury without delay.”

He added: “Although I have offered Sean a high level of legal representation expected by the court, in no case, I can continue to function effectively as a lawyer for Sean Combs, in accordance with ABA standards for criminal justice.”

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