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BackP. Diddy: the rapper accused of exploiting his fellow inmates in prison
P. Diddy: the rapper accused of exploiting his fellow inmates in prison
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Le Figaro Actualités56 minutes agoCrime1 min readFranceView original

P. Diddy: the rapper accused of exploiting his fellow inmates in prison

The hip-hop mogul allegedly enticed fellow inmates to become his personal servants in exchange for money.

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  • From his Fort Dix prison, rapper P.
  • Diddy is accused of paying fellow inmates to perform domestic tasks and personal services.
  • The artist was placed in solitary confinement following these revelations based on photographic evidence.

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The artist is serving a prison sentence for transportation for the purposes of prostitution.

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From his prison cell, American rapper P. Diddy seeks to maintain his privileged lifestyle. The fallen hip-hop mogul allegedly encouraged several of his fellow inmates to become his personal servants in exchange for thousands of dollars, reports NBC News. Their tasks: prepare his meals, clean his toilets, shower and laundry, make his bed or even... provide him with “Chinese massages”. The artist, who was sentenced a year ago to four years and two months in prison for “transportation for the purposes of prostitution” against two ex-partners, was therefore placed in solitary confinement in the federal prison of Fort Dix (New Jersey).

In its investigation, the American television channel relies on photos and videos taken within the prison grounds. They notably show P. Diddy - real name Sean Combs - using his contraband cell phone to go to Instagram and view “nude photos and images…

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  • How was the rapper able to obtain a contraband phone?

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