The complex state Sean “Diddy” Combs is in in prison

In a cell at the Brooklyn Metropolitan Correctional Center in New York, he remains locked up. Sean “Diddy” Combs the rapper is accused of abuse and sex trafficking, among other crimes, which he allegedly committed during his controversial parties which he described as ‘freak offs’, where drugs and, according to the police theory, sexual acts consensus were abundant.

Puff Daddy ditched his white robes for those of an inmate while awaiting the start of his trial. His lawyers twice tried to release him on bail, but this was refused. because prosecutors believe that once out, he could attempt to obstruct justice and contact witnesses.

That’s what he did before.

On the other hand, living among the 1,200 inmates of the prison, an establishment which is not free of controversies, the authorities believe that They could discover the truth behind the complex network of organized crime allegedly woven by the tycoon.

This is the state P. Diddy finds himself in today.

According to Larry Levine, prison expert and director of Consultants in Wall Street Prisons , Living locked up is of no use to Sean Combs.

In conversation with the podcast Daily Mail , Diddy’s trialrevealed that The rapper receives daily visits from a team of psychologists who monitor his mental health due to his poor condition.

“Actually is not under surveillance for suicide risk, but my internal source tells me that “Someone comes to visit him several times a day, you know, to make sure he’s okay.” said the expert.

He also added that He is “sad and alone”.

Diddy has been locked up at the Metropolitan Detention Center for just over a month – since September 16, when he was arrested – and, since then, would benefit from “preferential treatment” » said Levine.

“My sources tell me that Combs gets extra showers per week. I don’t know how much. It probably varies. They give them additional privileges,” said the prison expert.

The Brooklyn Metropolitan Detention Center is famous for housing important criminals, such as Jeffrey Epstein, his partner Ghislaine Maxwell and Joaquín “El Chapo” Guzmán, among others.

It has a capacity to accommodate approximately 1,200 or 1,300 inmates, depending on the Federal Bureau of Prisons (BOP) .

But also “This is one of the most problematic installations, if not the most problematic in the BOP” said Cameron Lindsey, former director of the facility.

And inside the place, several inmates died. For this reason, various civil lawsuits have been filed against the prison, suggesting that Local authorities were negligent and allowed people to die.

For example, Edwin Cordero, a 36-year-old inmate, died in July after a fight in which he was injured.

For this reason, and taking into account the conditions in which the prisoners would find themselves, Some lawyers have called it an “overcrowded, understaffed and neglected federal prison” and “hell on Earth.”

Cryptocurrency tycoon Sam Bankman-Fried – convicted of fraud – is also being held at the Brooklyn Metropolitan Detention Center and said: The food in prison is terrible.

Especially because He is vegan and had to “survive” on a diet of peanut butter, bread and water. as revealed by his lawyers.

For his part, Q. Diddy also reportedly has issues with his diet.

His lawyer, Marc Agnifilo, said at a press conference in early October that “I think the food is probably the hardest part.”

For Levine, the prison expert who also spent 10 years in prison for fraud and organized crime, assured that Diddy is “accustomed to a luxurious lifestyle” and it is natural that he is affected “not only by the physical restrictions in his cell.”

He would also have problems with his fellow prisoners, particularly because He is alleged to have sexually abused minors, a crime that made him a “priority target” for inmates.