Diddy heads to JAIL as judge denies bail despite $50M offer and denial of ‘freak off’ charges

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Sean ‘Diddy’ Combs was denied bail Tuesay on sex trafficking and racketeering charges in a bombshell development in his downfall. 

The 54-year-old star was sensationally arrested last night after traveling to New York City to work with prosecutors. 

He denies the claims – which include allegations of drug-fueled ‘freak offs’ where he is said to have forced victims into having sex with each other – and stashing weapons. 

MORE ALLEGATIONS AGAINST HIM

Diddy is also accused of beating more women than Cassie Ventura, the ex who he was filmed savagely beating in a hotel hallway. 

In a desperate attempt to remain free, he begged for bail, proposing his own home and his mother’s as part of a $50million surety.

His lawyers say he has been treated unfairly and harshly. Now, he is headed for a jail cell.  

No cameras were allowed inside the federal courtroom where Diddy appeared on Tuesday.

WHAT WAS FOUND?

Agents discovered two of three AR-15 rifles in Diddy’s bedroom closet in his Miami mansion. The weapons had been ‘broken down into parts, along with magazines with ammunition loaded in them,’ Williams said.

Prosecutors said in a court filing the weapons are evidence that Diddy is a threat to society and should remain detained with no bail as he awaits trial.

In deciding to deny Diddy bail, Tarnofsky said she has ‘very significant concerns’ about Combs’ substance abuse and ‘what appears to be anger issues.’

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