Diddy Needs ‘Mann Act’ Federal Cost Dismissed, Calls it Previous, Racist Regulation

Diddy says the feds are attempting to take him down purely as a result of he is a profitable Black man, they usually’re utilizing a legislation that is been “racist” since its inception to do it … in response to new paperwork.

Diddy’s attorneys filed docs Tuesday asking the decide to dismiss rely 3 of the U.S. Lawyer’s case towards him, which accuses him of “transportation to engage in prostitution” — also called the Mann Act.

It has been on the books as a federal statute since 1910, and Diddy factors out it is the identical factor the federal government used to take down rock ‘n roll legend Chuck Berry and boxer Jack Johnson … who had been each — not coincidentally, Diddy says — Black males.

Within the docs, Diddy says, “No other person, and certainly no white person, has ever been prosecuted under the White-Slave Traffic Act for hiring male escorts from another State.”

As we have reported, the feds allege Diddy employed male intercourse employees to attend his so-called “freak off” events — however Diddy believes “he is being prosecuted for conduct that regularly goes unpunished.”

Diddy’s attorneys say prosecutors have constructed their case “based primarily on allegations that Mr. Combs and two of his longtime girlfriends sometimes brought a third party — a male escort — into their sexual relationship.”

He goes as far as to say the hiring of escorts is “common and indeed widely accepted in American culture today.” Diddy claims the escort service associated to his case is a legit enterprise working “out in the open.”

It is fascinating … Diddy’s primarily copping to the crime, however accusing the federal government of solely charging him as a result of he is Black. In response to the docs, his authorized staff believes the entire indictment is singling out Diddy resulting from race, however particularly the Mann Act portion in rely 3.

As for white individuals who’ve gotten away with this kinda factor … Diddy holds up former NY Governor Eliot Spitzer, who was pressured to resign in 2008 following his involvement in a escort scandal.