Diddy’s Team Ramping Up Security at Miami Estate Ahead of Possible Release

Diddy's Defense Says He Won't Call Escorts If He's Released on Bond

The Diddy case started with prosecutors claiming he was a racketeer and sex trafficker who was blowing up cars and distributing drugs ... but now it's been reduced to transporting prostitutes across state lines -- and his team says that's not enough to keep him locked up before sentencing.

After mixed verdict, judge weighs Diddy release pending sentencing

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After Diddy Verdict, Questions Mount Over SDNY’s Overreach in Alexander Brothers Case; Plus OneTaste amd mor

By Juda Englelmayer The rapid-fire verdict in the Sean “Diddy” Combs trial — where jurors rejected sweeping sex trafficking charges and convicted only on lesser prostitution-related counts — may signal a broader public shift. It suggests juries are no longer buying into SDNY’s increasingly aggressive tactic of framing salacious, non-criminal conduct as evidence of a “criminal enterprise.” This development is deeply relevant to the Alexander brot…