Diddy Hit With Expanded Indictment, New Victims Named

Sean 'Diddy' Combs is facing an expanded superseding indictment in his federal sex trafficking case, alleging that his criminal conduct spanned from 2004 to 2024 and includes new allegations against two additional female victims. The indictment claims Combs led a criminal organization that engaged in sex trafficking, racketeering, and violence against women, using his status to coerce and intimidate them. Prosecutors assert that Combs subjected at least three women to threats, violence, and drug abuse to maintain control over them, with accusations including physical assaults and the use of substances to ensure compliance. His attorney maintains that the updated indictment does not introduce new offenses and criticizes the prosecution's interpretation of past relationships. Combs has pleaded not guilty to the original charges, remains incarcerated, and is scheduled for trial in May 2024. The government has indicated that the investigation is ongoing, with additional evidence expected to be presented in court soon.