In all, there are hundreds of them. The more the days pass, the more the accusations of sexual assault and rape multiply for P. Diddy. Incarcerated, the rapper awaits his trial. But at the Metropolitan Detention Center in Brooklyn, there is no not treated like an ordinary inmate. Especially because P. Diddy is not a normal prisoner. In any case, this is what an ex-convict, who participated in the American version of Married at First Sight, thinks he knows.
According to Timothy Smith, despite P. Diddy’s notoriety and wealth, no “special treatment” is not granted to him in this great prison of New York.
“S his money and his wealth will not bring him any advantage, he assured the Daily Mail. In the federal system, it’s so limited that you don’t get extra privileges because you’re rich.” In prison therefore, the rapper benefits from few things. Like all the other inmates.
P. Diddy does not have “access to other inmates”
“You get a few basic items like a tracksuit and trainers from the canteen, but that’s about it. They do raids and if you try to stock up, they take everything.”assured the former prisoner, incarcerated for a extensive drug trafficking. Timothy Smith painted a picture of life inside the prison, where guards often use solitary confinement as a tool to “break the prisoners”.
“He’s in the management unit, so he doesn’t have access to other inmates, he described.
People think there are televisions and radios, but where he is, there is nothing, not even a radio. We are entitled to a Bible and a book per week. That’s all.“According to him, communication with the outside world is also very limited.
“You only have 300 minutes per month on the phone.”he explained. And P. Diddy has no right to more.
Several thousand victims?
Indicted and incarcerated for trafficking for sexual exploitation, P. Diddy has been accused by hundreds of people since his complaint
ex-girlfriend Cassie. On October 1, 120 new victims, including several minors, made themselves known to American lawyers. After the arrest of Sean Combs in New York in mid-September, a firm set up a telephone crisis line to identify potential victims.
“More than 3,285 people” called saying they were victims or witnesses of an attack on the part of the ex-hip hop star. If 120 victims have been identified, the teams continue to work
“in more than 100 other cases” which could stand up in court, explained lawyer Andrew Van Arsdale. The indictment describes P. Diddy as a sexually violent predatorwho used alcohol and drugs to get his alleged victims to submit.
