Diddy Reveals Where He Wants To Serve His Prison Sentence

Diddy has requested to serve out his 50-month sentence in New Jersey at FCI Fort Dix. Explaining his reasoning in a letter to Choose Arun Subramanian, his legal professional Teny Geragos cited the power’s drug therapy and rehabilitation program.

“To be able to handle drug abuse points and to maximise household visitation and rehabilitative efforts, we request that the Courtroom strongly advocate to the Bureau of Prisons that Mr. Combs be positioned at FCI Fort Dix for RDAP functions and another obtainable academic and occupational packages,” Geragos wrote, in keeping with the New York Put up.

When the information made it is method to social media, followers had loads of jokes in regards to the identify of the power. “You possibly can’t even make this sh*t up. ‘fort dix,” one consumer wrote on X (previously Twitter). One other added: “Get together at fort dix tonight.”

Choose Arun Subramanian sentenced Diddy to 4 years and two months in jail at his sentencing listening to on Friday. He was convicted on two counts of transportation to have interaction in prostitution in his high-profile felony trial, earlier this yr. Since his arrest, Diddy’s been staying on the Metropolitan Detention Middle in Brooklyn.

Diddy’s previous drug use was a significant speaking level throughout his sentencing listening to. Whereas reflecting on his historical past of home violence, he mentioned that he makes “no excuses” for his habits, but additionally famous that he was “sick on medicine” and “uncontrolled” on the time.

Earlier than the listening to, he famous in a letter to Subramanian that he is been engaged on his sobriety. “I’m proud to say I’m working tougher than I ever have earlier than. I’m dedicated to the journey of remaining a drug free, non-violent and peaceable particular person. I thank God that I’m stronger, wiser, clear, clear and sober. God makes no errors,” he wrote.

Along with his 50-month sentence, Diddy will get 13 months in time served for his stint at MDC Brooklyn. Moreover, he’ll need to pay a $500,000 superb.