| Sean Combs Lawyers
File Redacted Motion to
Suppress Evidence Seized in
LA and Miami
by
Matthew Russell Lee, Patreon
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SDNY
COURTHOUSE,
Feb 23 – At 4:30 pm on
September 16 Inner City Press
was told by its SDNY source to
expect "the big one" - Sean
Combs - the next day in the
courtroom here.
At US Attorney
Damian Williams' press
conference Inner City Press
asked if his office would be
seeking detention - Yes, he
said. Detention memo on
Patreon here.
[Inner City Press
published book / audio book
Diddy Do It? on Sept 20 on
Amazon here]
On December 16,
in the run-up to the December
18 conference, letter on
Patreon here.
On January 14
Combs' lawyers filed a motion
saying the prosecution is
"sexist and puritanical" and
that it is consensual - 7 page
letter on Patreon here
On January 29
Judge Subramanian denied
Combs' motion. Order on
Patreon here.
On February 18
Combs through counsel moved to
dismiss Count 3, calling it
racist, on Patreon here
Early on February
21 lawyer Tony Ricco filed to
withdraw, writing cryptically
"under no circumstances can I
continue to effectively serve
as counsel for Sean Combs,
consistent with the ABA
Standards for Criminal
Justice" - on Patreon here.
On the evening of
Sunday, February 23 Combs'
remaining lawyers filed a
heavily-redacted motio to
suppress evidence seized in LA
and Miami and on iCloud,
arguing "The Government’s
Warrant Applications Hid
Critical Exculpatory Evidence
Regarding Victim-1’s Consent
And Financial Motive." 30 page
memo on Patreon here
Extra/analysis
on X for
Subscribers here
& Substack
here
The case is USA
v. Combs, 1:24-cr-542
(Subramanian)
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