Thursday, September 19, 2024 - Sean “Diddy” Combs' first meal inside the notorious Brooklyn prison has been revealed amid his s3x trafficking and racketeering charges.
The disgraced music mogul, 54, was arrested by Homeland
Security Investigations at a New York City hotel on charges of s3x
trafficking and racketeering on Monday evening.
Diddy is being detained at the MDC Brooklyn after he was
denied bail. Because of his high-profile status and the nature of his charges,
he’s in the special housing unit, according to TMZ.
According to the New York Post, which obtained the menu
on offer for Diddy’s first night in jail, the 54-year-old was served Swedish
meatballs for dinner but was also given the option of a black bean burger.
Sides also included egg noodles, green beans, a garden salad with dressing, and
a 16 oz. Beverage, though it was unclear what choice of drink he favoured.
Since Diddy is being held in a special housing unit,
according to TMZ, his meals are delivered to his cell by a corrections
officer.
TMZ reports he will receive three meals at up to 1800
calories per day. His meals will be prepared early which means, according to
the outlet, “the lackluster prison food won’t be particularly fresh when he
receives it.”
Diddy will only be allowed three showers a week and one hour
of recreation a day. Family and friends, meanwhile, will be allowed periodical
visits.
The mogul appeared before a judge again on Wednesday in an
attempt to be freed but was denied bail again after prosecutors claimed he was
a flight risk.
U.S. District Judge Andrew Carter agreed, telling
Diddy and his attorney, “The government has proven the defendant is a danger.
The bail package is insufficient even on risk of flight.”
Diddy’s lawyer has insisted on his innocence, despite
accusations that he forced his alleged victims to participate in “Freak
Offs,” which were described as “elaborate and produced sex performances
that Combs arranged, directed, masturbated during, and often electronically
recorded.”
The rapper was accused of drugging his alleged victims to
keep them “obedient and compliant,” sometimes for days at a time. Prosecutors
claimed Diddy would video record some of the “Freak Offs” and use the
footage as “collateral” for blackmail.
They also alleged he’d use guns “to intimidate and
threaten” them.
Several of Diddy’s homes were raided earlier this year, in
which federal agents found 1,000 bottles of baby oil and
lubricant that were allegedly used for his “Freak Offs.”
His legal problems were sparked by his ex-girlfriend Cassie
Ventura, who filed a civil suit against him in November. In the explosive
documents, she claimed Diddy raped and abused her throughout their 10-year
relationship. Diddy quickly settled the suit while admitting to no wrongdoing.
However, that all changed in May when a shocking 2016
hotel surveillance video made the rounds, showing the hip-hop mogul stomping,
dragging, and hitting Ventura. Diddy apologized for his actions in a
since-deleted Instagram video.
Several lawsuits have since been filed against Diddy from
more alleged victims.
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