Not the Racism Card! Diddy's Latest Claim to Fight His Charges is...Something
Combs is facing that charge along with racketeering conspiracy, sex trafficking and transportation to engage in prostitution against allegedly three victims. He’s pleaded not guilty and was denied bond. He awaits his May 2025 trial behind bars in Metropolitan Detention Center Brooklyn.
Diddy seeks to dismiss federal charge claiming racial bias in prosecution
Sean “Diddy” Combs’s legal team is seeking to dismiss one of the charges against the disgraced music mogul, claiming he’s being unfairly prosecuted because of his race. Diddy, who’s currently incarcerated at the Metropolitan Detention Center in Brooklyn,
Diddy fights federal charge, calls it racially motivated: ‘No white person has faced a similar prosecution’
Sean “Diddy” Combs‘ legal team has filed a motion seeking the dismissal of one of the federal charges against him, arguing that the case is racially biased. They contend that “no white person has ever been the target of a remotely similar prosecution” under the Mann Act.
Diddy claims he’s been ‘singled out’ by law with ‘racist origin’
Music mogul’s lawyers are seeking to have some charges dismissed by claiming the law has been used to ‘target Black men’
Diddy Attempts To Have “Racist” Sex Charge Dismissed, Claims He’s Targeted For Being “A Powerful Black Man”
Diddy continues to fight the allegations against him and has employed a new angle in the court of law. He and his legal team claim that his federal sexual misconduct charges are r
Diddy Claims Law Used to Prosecute Him Has 'Racist Origins,' Seeks Dismissal of Charge: 'Singled Out'
Sean Combs is attempting to have one of the criminal counts he is facing tossed, citing statute's controversial history
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