Prosecutors expand prosecution against Didi and add forced labor charges

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Federal prosecutors have filed a new replacement indictment against Sean Diddy combs and supplemented allegations related to forced labor in the ongoing rackets in southern New York. While no new victims or charges were introduced, the indictment expanded the details of the suspected criminal enterprise, especially the use of the method, which was suspected of using in the case. The 15-page filing filed today is based on the existing indictment, further introducing the means and strategies mentioned by the prosecutor. The document claims that the comb “uses force, force, fraud and coercion to force labor and commercial sexual acts”, strengthening allegations of exploitation. Prosecutors further argued that he “maintained control of victims through physical violence, sexual abuse and psychological manipulation”, describing a pattern of abuse that “is intended to isolate, intimidate and exploit their influence.” This is the latest development on January 30. It was followed by the replacement of the indictment on January 30, which accused Combs of hanging a person, hanging a person among apartment-style women, and conducting a transaction among two women, and conducting sexual acts. The document also extended the so-called racket schedule to 2004 and added new substances (psilocyn and methamphetamine) to his alleged drug list with Compos, who was charged in September with alleged sexual trafficking, planning and transportation for alleged involvement in prostitution. His attorney, Marc Agnifilo previously called the indictment “flawed”, making a special claim that the ex-girlfriend with two combs was a victim of sex trafficking, not a consent partner, not a consent partner. Combs is still in federal custody of the Metropolitan Detention Center, and his trial began at the May trial at the Brookloklitan Popolitan Tenention Center in Brookloklyn.

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