Sean “Diddy” Combs has pleaded not guilty to new allegations of forcing employees to work long hours with little sleep and using threats to ensure compliance. These allegations were detailed in a superseding indictment unveiled on March 6. Combs, who is already facing charges related to a sex trafficking scheme, denies all accusations and looks forward to his day in court. The judge has set a trial date for May, with jury selection beginning on May 5. The superseding indictment describes Combs’ extreme control over his employees and alleges acts of violence against those who threatened his authority or reputation. The indictment also accuses Combs of engaging in sex acts with an employee and other violent behavior. Combs’ lawyer maintains that many former employees support him and are prepared to testify to his dedication and hard work. The hearing also discussed a video showing Combs allegedly beating his ex-girlfriend in 2016, with his lawyers claiming it was altered. The judge urged lawyers to reach a compromise on the use of the video in the trial. CNN, which aired the video, denies altering it and stated they have the original footage. The case against Combs is ongoing, with a trial date set for May.
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