Diddy will remain behind bars until his day in court, a judge has ruled.
The ruling comes after Diddy pleaded not guilty in federal court earlier after being charged with racketeering conspiracy and sex trafficking in a federal indictment.
Prosecutors argued the music mogul should not be released on bail because he had previously reached out to witnesses and victims.
AUSA: Witnesses we have interviewed have universally expressed fear. The defendant has contacted witnesses who received grand jury subpoenas; he contacted at least one victim. This constant contact with witnesses – on Sept 10, a week ago, Dawn Richard sued…
— Inner City Press (@innercitypress) September 17, 2024
Diddy’s lawyers put together a package explaining why he should be allowed out on bail and even offered $50 million in bail money guaranteed by his AND his mother’s homes — but to no avail.
The next hearing in the matter is set for September 24.
No trial date has been schedule as of yet.
