| Sean Combs Is
Denied Gag Order on Witnesses in
Expanding Civil Cases in SDNY
by
Matthew Russell Lee, Patreon Book
Substack
SDNY
COURTHOUSE,
Nov 8 – At 4:30 pm on
September 16 Inner City Press
was told by its SDNY source to
expect "the big one" - Sean
Combs - the next day in the
courtroom here.
At 10:30 pm, from
SDNY News, this: "USA Damian
Williams: Earlier this
evening, federal agents
arrested Sean Combs, based on
a sealed indictment filed by
the SDNY. We expect to
move to unseal the indictment
in the morning and will have
more to say at that time."
At US Attorney
Damian Williams' press
conference Inner City Press
asked if his office would be
seeking detention - Yes, he
said. Detention memo on
Patreon here.
[Inner City Press
published book / audio book
Diddy Do It? on Sept 20 on
Amazon here]
More
on X for
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On October
24, Combs' request to put the
bail appeal in abeyance was
granted, with updates due
every two weeks. When will he
apply to Judge Subramanian?
On November 3,
still not having applied,
Combs' lawyer asked for an
"immediate" gag order, five
page filing on Patreon here
On November 5,
the argument was amplified, as
against all witnesses, full
letter on Patreon here.
On November 8
Judge Subramanian denied the
motion, noting that as to the
mounting civil cases against
Combs, there are steps that he
can take, seeking relief if
the parties or their lawyers
have made prejudicial
statements to the press, or
moving to stay - full Order on
Patreon here
Extra/analysis
on X for
Subscribers here
& Substack
here
The case is USA
v. Combs, 1:24-cr-542
(Subramanian)
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