Diddy Put On ‘Procedural’ Suicide Watch While Waiting For Trial in Federal Custody: Reports

Sean “Diddy” Combs has actually been put on a suicide watch as he waits for trial in federal custody on charges of sex trafficking and racketeering, NBC News and People reported on Friday (Sept. 20).

The relocation is “procedural with prominent customers,” the expert informed NBC News. Sources likewise informed Individuals that the relocation was a preventative procedure.

Signboard has actually connected to Combs’ representative and attorney for remark, along with the Metropolitan Detention Center in Brooklyn, N.Y., where he is presently being held.

The hip-hop titan was rejected bail at his Sept. 17 arraignment for a supposed decades-long racketeering streak that the indictment shows included required labor, kidnapping, arson and bribery. The U.S Department of Justice National Institute of Correctionsdefines “suicide watch”

as “supervisory safety measures considered self-destructive prisoners that need regular observation” performed by personnel “trained in acknowledging self-destructive habits.”.

The Bad Kid Records creator is presently confronting life in jail for 3 felony charges following his grand jury indictment Sept. 16, after which he was apprehended and positioned in custody. The following day, Combs pleaded innocent to all charges, and his attorneys asked for that he be launched on a $50 million bond, however Magistrate Judge Robyn F. Tarnofsky ruled that the magnate required to remain behind bars, as he postured a flight threat and had the resources to daunt witnesses if launched. He was rejected bail a 2nd time on Wednesday (Sept. 18).

The next action for Combs will be a preliminary pretrial conference next week before Judge Andrew L. Carter, Jr., the federal district judge who will supervise his trial. According to reports, the magnate’s lawyers have actually asked for that their customer be moved to a center in Essex County in New Jersey, arguing he may be risky at the hands of other prisoners in the Metropolitan Detention Center..

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