Diddy
We’re Challenging Search Warrants …
Feds Offered ‘Distorted Picture of Facts’
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Diddy‘s legal team is attacking the search warrants federal agents obtained to raid his homes and examine his internet history — claiming feds “made false statements” in their applications for the warrants.
The super producer’s lawyers filed the documents Sunday … asking a judge to suppress all of the evidence obtained in the searches because the government “presented a grossly distorted picture of the facts” when obtaining the warrants.
Diddy’s team says feds had a variety of evidence that would prove at least one alleged victim willingly participated in the so-called “freak-offs” — the sex parties Diddy is said to have held.
Diddy’s side adds probable cause statements the federal government compiled were intentionally misleading … and, ultimately their attempts worked, and they were able to secure warrants before “leaking damaging information.”
3/25/24
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The federal government hid the alleged victims’ financial motivations for making their accusations, Diddy’s team adds … another misrepresentation they want addressed.
As you know … Diddy’s criminal case caught the public’s attention last year when feds raided his homes in New York, Miami and Los Angeles.
3/25/24
Federal agents say they recovered numerous pieces of evidence in their raids … including hard drives and surveillance equipment. They also famously claimed to recover more than 1,000 bottles of baby oil.
9/16/24
TMZ.com
These raids led to Diddy’s shocking arrest in a NYC hotel in September. He is facing multiple charges — racketeering conspiracy, sex trafficking by force, fraud or coercion, and transportation to engage in prostitution.
We’ve reached out to prosecutors … so far, no word back.
