glory”DaddyCoombs plans his first Christmas Day in prison.
The music mogul, who is currently being held at the Brooklyn Metropolitan Detention Center. Allegations of sex trafficking and fraudwill be Have another vacation Behind bars as he awaits his May 5, 2025, trial date.
After Combs’ initial arrest in September, he pleaded guilty to the charges, claiming that He forced and abused many women over the years With the help of other employees. He was recently. Denied bail for the third time On November 27
According to TMZa source has revealed how the inmates will be celebrating the Christmas break at the end of the month, with a variety of games and more extravagant food than usual.
Prisoners will be able to participate in both spades tournament and dominoes competition. They will also be able to play some games, including a three-on-three basketball tournament and a soccer competition.
As for what inmates will eat on Christmas Day, the lunch menu includes more upscale items, including baked Cornish hen, macaroni and cheese, cranberry sauce, dinner rolls, and a “holiday Sweets” included.
Also a detention center Served a special meal for prisoners on Thanksgiving. Breakfast at 6 a.m. last month featured fruit, cereal, and pastries, while lunch consisted of a more traditional Thanksgiving feast — roast turkey or mashed potatoes, mixed vegetables, cranberry sauce, gravy, dinner rolls, and Hot and Sour Tofu with Various Leave-Ins Pie
For dinner, they were served peanut butter and jelly sandwiches, potato chips, whole wheat bread, and fruit.
Last week, Judge Arun Subramaniam… Combs’ request to be released from his prison cell to a luxury apartment was denied. On the Upper East Side of Manhattan. The ruling stated that because of the rapper’s violent tendencies, he could not be “relied” to obey any of the rules laid down in the apartment.
“The court finds that the government has shown by clear and convincing evidence that no condition or combination of conditions would reasonably ensure the safety of the community,” the filing read, indicating that There is also evidence that shows a “serious risk of witness tampering”. ”
The decision concluded that there was evidence to support prior claims that Combs had violated Bureau of Prisons (BOP) regulations during his pretrial detention. He used access codes to other inmates’ phones. Calling people who were not in his approved contacts list.
“The court makes no determination that the content of Combs’ communications through these channels was improper,” the order read.
“However, his willingness to skirt the BOP’s rules in a way that would make it difficult to monitor his communications is strong evidence that the court ‘cannot be reasonably assured'[d]’ about the sufficiency of any conditions of release, especially given that they occurred while Combs was seeking bail, and when he knew of the government’s allegations of witness tampering and obstruction. Concerns are front and center.