Diddy Officially Checks Into FCI Fort Dix

On prime of getting a reasonably lenient sentence all issues thought of, Diddy was additionally attempting to get into a selected jail in addition. Earlier this month, the mogul and his staff requested that he serve his three+ years in jail at FCI Fort Dix. It is situated within the eponymous metropolis of New Jersey, which is about 70 miles exterior of NYC.

Decide Arun Subramanian, who spearheaded Diddy’s in depth trial, dominated towards fulfilling that ask. Teny Geragos, one in every of his all-star attorneys, tried to argue that he can right his drug habit by means of their rehab program.

Moreover, it might “maximize household visitation.” Their factors weren’t sufficient to sway the decide then. However extra importantly, Mr. Subramanian wasn’t the one one standing in the way in which. “The Court docket will suggest a facility within the geographic location of the protection’s selecting. However not the particular facility, which is set by the Bureau of Prisons.”

However regardless of this denial, Diddy remains to be going to Fort Dix. Actually, per TMZ, he formally checked in there this morning.

General, that is one other enormous win for Diddy as he’ll now be participating within the aforementioned RDAP program. If he additionally maintains a nonviolent standing at this low-security facility, the daddy of seven might shave off a yr of time behind bars.

In comparison with the notorious MDC in Brooklyn, the document government might be dwelling the life right here. That is to not say that Diddy will not face any hardships or points, although. Previous to his switch, he allegedly prevented a knife assault by an inmate whereas sleeping.

His standing does make him a giant goal for the doubtless rowdy prisoners at Fort Dix.

Diddy’s projected to be achieved along with his sentence on Might 8, 2028. Nevertheless, Marc Agnifilo, one other one in every of his attorneys, claims he’ll get out even sooner. “I believe it’s going to be ahead of that. How a lot ahead of that I do not know… [but] I’ve little question he’ll be an ideal prisoner, and I’ve little question that he’ll get out as quickly because the system lets him.”