Lawyers Accusing The US Government Of Blocking P Diddy's Freedom

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JAKARTA - Lawyer P Diddy or Sean Combs said the alleged government's interference in an attempt to destroy his client. This was revealed in a hearing on evidence that took place on Wednesday, October 9 US time.

Launching Variety, P Diddy explained that there was an attempt to destroy his client not to get a court process in accordance with the law.

One of the points is when the CCTV video showing P Diddy's violence against his ex-girlfriend, Cassie Ventura in 2016 leaked this year. Even though their case has found a point of agreement and they decided to make peace.

P Didddy said that Cassie Ventura was not the party who distributed the video, so they suspected that the government was interfering in leaking the recording as a form of diversion of the issue.

Then they showed the news on the same date that initially focused on Donald Trump became P Diddy's violence.

"It was the right time because the news was quiet," claims P Diddy's attorney on Wednesday, October 9.

It didn't stop there, news of searches at P Diddy's two homes, Florida and Los Angeles, was also known by the media for government interference. They explained that there was media present at the search process.

In addition, his attorney also accused P Diddy's children of being treated unpleasantly during the search process and deliberately being taken to an open area to be in the media spotlight.

P Didddy's attorney filed a legal action so that the court could consider the rejection of witnesses from the indictment related to cases involving his client.

P Diddy or Sean Combs was arrested at the Manhattan Hotel on September 16 on suspicion of extortion, provision of prostitution, sex trafficking transportation. He is being held at the Brooklyn Detention Center.

Diddy applied for a guarantee for the first time on September 17 but was refused. The legal counsel filed for the second time on September 18 and was again rejected. He again filed for the third time the day before the trial.