Diddy
Legal professionals Say He Rejected Plea Deal
… Argue He is A ‘Swinger,’ Not A Legal
Revealed
Diddy rejected a plea deal federal prosecutors supplied him … and, his legal professionals have proven their hand as to the primary crux of their protection — claiming he is merely a swinger, not a prison.
The rap mogul was in a Manhattan courthouse Friday morning for a listening to that touched on a sequence of subjects … throughout which Rolling Stone reviews his prosecutors revealed they did provide Diddy a deal — and, he flat out turned it down.
No additional particulars of the deal have been made public … however, it is lengthy been believed Diddy was supplied one — and, now we all know these rumors are true.
Diddy’s staff additionally argued he might have lived a swinger way of life … however, he is by no means performed something inappropriate or prison — with the pinnacle of his authorized staff, with Marc Agnifilo including being a swinger is so frequent the mogul most likely did not suppose twice about it.
Prosecutors argued that they did not need the protection to make use of different examples of different distinguished individuals hiring prostitutes … and Agnifilo assured the courtroom he would not — although he did say he was entitled to determine that some alleged habits was “part of the lifestyle.”
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Among the many different issues mentioned throughout the listening to … prosecutors declare Diddy might have made one of many alleged victims get a medical process — which they are saying is said to the intercourse trafficking expenses he is going through.
The choose can be permitting prosecutors to point out the video of Diddy beating up Cassie … and prosecutors say the one that filmed the surveillance video on an iPhone 6 will testify.
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Cassie is scheduled to testify in opposition to Diddy, together with three different alleged victims who’re all supposed to stay nameless throughout the trial.
Diddy has pled not responsible to all 5 expenses he is going through — two counts of intercourse trafficking, two counts of transportation to interact in prostitution, and one rely of racketeering.
The trial is scheduled to being Might 5.
