Sean 'Diddy' Combs faces serious charges including racketeering, sex trafficking, and prostitution stemming from alleged 'Freak Off' sex parties, which involved coercion and drugging of women. His lawyer, Teny Geragos, defended him on NewsNation, arguing that participation in such activities does not equate to committing a crime and highlighted that prosecutors did not claim the encounters were non-consensual. Geragos compared Diddy to R. Kelly and Jeffrey Epstein, emphasizing that he has not been charged with crimes involving minors. The indictment revealed that authorities seized significant amounts of baby oil and other items from Combs' residence, which were labeled as 'freak off supplies.' Diddy has been denied bail and remains in custody, while he maintains his innocence. The case has garnered widespread attention following prior allegations of abuse against him.