P Diddy denied bail over sex trafficking and racketeering charges

Sean ‘P Diddy’ Combs has been denied bail after being indicted for sex trafficking, racketeering, and running a criminal enterprise for over 15 years. Sean ‘Puff Daddy’ Combs, 54, was arrested by federal agents on Monday following the indictment. Sean ‘Diddy’ Combs’ lawyers had offered a $50 million bond, Combs’ $48 million Miami mansion, his mother’s house and the use of an ankle monitor as bail conditions, however the judge deemed Combs a flight risk, and has required he remain in custody throughout the trial. Sean ‘PD’ Combs has pleaded not guilty to all charges.

According to the indictment, Sean ‘Love’ Combs used his fame and influence to coerce women into performing ‘freak offs,’ where they would compete to perform the most degraded sex acts for Combs’ sexual gratification. These freak offs would also be recorded, to be used as leverage should the women try to escape his control. Violence and drugs were also a prominent part of the freak offs, with drugs such as ketamine and ecstasy keeping the victims compliant, or Combs beating his victims should they not perform to his liking. Witnesses to these scenes were also harshly dealt with. Physical abuse, kidnapping, arson and threats with firearms were all tools at his disposal.

As was his staff. He employed several people as part of his ‘business’ empire who would be responsible for procuring the hotel rooms, sexual lubricants, sex workers and even the victims, deal with the cleanup operation, and help cover up the freak offs with bribes, intimidation, and violence. Upon raiding Combs’ home six months ago, agents found firearms and ammunition, recordings of the freak offs, and over 1,000 bottles of sexual lubricant.

Sean ‘the defendant’ Combs has said he will appeal the denial of bail. The charges carry a sentence of life in prison.