Diddy denied bail due to “risk of flight or danger”, judge rules

A federal judge denied Sean “Diddy” Combs’ The guarantee in a new decision on Monday 4 August.

This marks the fifth time that Combs55, has been denied release from the Brooklyn Metropolitan Detention Center, where he has been held since his September 2024 Arrest.

In court documents obtained by people, Judge Arun Subramanian wrote that the court must “find with clear and convincing evidence that the person is unlikely to flee or pose a danger to another person or society’s security if it is released”, and that Combs poses a risk of “flight or danger.”

The judge continued to refer to the conditions that would be required to justify Comb’s release, and said that this would be “” exceptional reasons “which justifies release where it was undisputed that the defendant poses no risk of flight or danger, and where” unique circumstances “advice, including the defendant’s advanced age and severe age, advanced age and serious medical conditions, which requires care that MDC cannot be able to give “”

Judge Subramanian concluded that Comb’s “fails to satisfy their burden to show a right to release.”

The verdict comes days after Comb’s ex-girlfriend Virginia “Gina” Huynh, who was called “Victim-3” in his prosecution, wrote a letter to a judge in New York and asked him to be released against the castle.

In his letter, Huynh – who identified himself with names for the first time – advocated for Judge Subramanian to grant Combs Bond to “allow him to continue to take care of his family and fulfill his responsibility while he is still subject to the court’s surveillance.”

Chambers’ Lawyers previously asked the judge July 28 to release him on a bond of $ 50 million while waiting to be sentenced for a July 2 Federal conviction of accusations of transport to get involved in prostitution. Judge Subramanian denied the request on Monday.

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Also on July 2, Combs were acquitted for more serious allegations of sex trafficking and racketeering conspiracy and his lawyers asked for his immediate release, which was also denied.

Cams each denied the bail three times Before his sex crime began in May. He will be sentenced on October 3 for his conviction of transport to get involved in prostitution.