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New charges against US rapper P. Diddy
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The list will be longer: Investigators accuse Sean “P. Diddy” Combs in their indictment of further sexual offenses. This could lead to a longer prison sentence for the rapper.
US investigators have expanded the indictment against the rapper Sean “Diddy” Combs by two more charges for sex criminal offenses. According to the documents published on Friday, there is another case of sex trade and another case in which a woman is said to have been promoted with a vehicle for prostitution. In the event of a conviction, the new allegations could mean a longer prison sentence for Combs.
The public prosecutor accuses the 55-year-old of sexually abusing several women and men and forced to participate in drug and sex parties with threats and violence. Combs rejects all allegations. The trial against him is scheduled to start on May 5 with the selection of the jury, and the actual court hearings begin on May 12th.
Ex-girlfriend sued P. Diddy for rape
The first allegations against Combs had arisen after his ex-girlfriend, singer Casandra “Cassie” Ventura, had sued the musician in 2023 for years of ill-treatment and rape. Shortly afterwards, both agreed on a comparison. Since then, numerous other women and also men have complained against the rapper due to severe allegations of abuse and even rape.
The Combs, known among the artist names Puff Daddy, P. Diddy and Diddy, had become one of the most successful hip-hop musicians in the world in the 1990s. The triple Grammy winner is also successful as a music producer and businessman. His record company Bad Boy Records produced stars like Mary J. Blige or Notorious Big.
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