Prosecutors claim in a November 15 motion that evidence from the music mogul’s jail cell shows he had intimidated one witness and was attempting to tamper with others, the Los Angeles Times reports. Per prosecutors,

Sean "Diddy" Combs is being accused of trying to blackmail witnesses from jail. Federal prosecutors claim Combs, 55, made "relentless efforts to contact potential witnesses" who were not on his approved contact list by using telephone access codes (known as PAC numbers), per the motion filed on Friday, November 15, and obtained by E! News.

Federal prosecutors are once again urging a judge not to grant Sean "Diddy" Combs bail, claiming the mogul has attempted to tamper with witnesses and influence potential jurors from behind bars.

The star is accused of paying inmates for their phone privileges, and trying to influence witnesses.

Diddy has been outwardly mad about the 'things taken from his jail cell' last week. Federal officers responded to this saying Diddy was illegally and sneakily calling key witnesses to persuade them to say certain things about the case.

It is clear that when the defendant reinitiated contact with Witness 2 in September 2024, his purpose was to ensure that Witness 2 was on his side,” prosecutors wrote. The strong inference to be drawn from Combs’ communication with Witness 2 is that he paid her after she posted a statement denying allegations of violence by him.