Diddy accuses federal police of raiding his cell and taking away trial materials

Didi and his defense team continue to make serious accusations against prosecutors in his federal case for alleged sex trafficking. His attorney, Marc Agnifilo, accused federal authorities of raiding his cell at the Metropolitan Detention Center in Brooklyn, according to new court documents obtained by TMZ. Agnifilo claims they learned of the incident on Friday (November 15), when police seized confidential attorney-client materials, including information Sean Combs provided to his legal team about the impending murder. Notes from the trial taking place, covering witnesses and strategy for the May court proceedings. Additionally, his attorneys claim prosecutors have admitted there were records of searches and seizures in his cell, which the defense claims violated his Fourth, Fifth and Sixth Amendment rights.

Additionally, Didi’s legal team accuses prosecutors of denying him bail and using reportedly seized jail materials to unreasonably keep him in jail. Therefore, his lawyers want an immediate hearing to investigate the matter and determine who authorized this alleged raid, who decided what to seize, who ordered the materials to be provided to the U.S. Attorney’s Office and executed, and who offered to deliver the materials to prosecutors And who made it happen, and who chose not to tell him about it, and what exactly they took.

Diddy’s lawyers reportedly blasted the move, and as of press time, federal authorities still haven’t addressed the issue. The defense argued the cell search violated his attorney-client privilege in an effort to combat prosecutors’ claims he tried to tamper with his federal case while in jail. Additionally, the government claims the bad boy tycoon attempted to “subvert” the integrity of his trial. “This search and seizure violated Mr. Coombs’ [constitutional] Marc Agnifilo reportedly wrote in Billboard . conduct that amounts to a serious violation of due process.

“This is a matter of serious concern that must be addressed immediately,” Didi’s attorneys added. “Because the U.S. Attorney, as well as the trial prosecutors, currently have confidential material in their possession, we ask that the court accommodate us as soon as possible.” Hold a full evidentiary hearing.”