Diddy Moved To Pennsylvania Jail After Headvert Damage & Fallout From NBC Exposé – Particulars! – Perez Hilton

Diddy is not residing the “VIP” way of life at Fort Dix.

Back in September the disgraced music mogul’s luxurious life behind bars was uncovered in a NBC unique report that detailed massages, secret cell telephones, inmate massages, private rest room cleaners, and extra.

Obviously all that changing into public information ruffled some feathers and compelled a strict lockdown of kinds at Fort Dix.  Not only for Diddy however everybody.

This reportedly angered some inmates, and Diddy wound up with a head injury so alarming he was rushed to a hospital in October. TMZ‘s sources stated it stemmed from a combat with a drug lord inside who resented his personal “VIP” way of life being taken away, however a rep for the Bureau of Prisons denies this.

Now, per the outlet, Sean Combs has been transferred from Fort Dix Federal Correctional Institute in New Jersey to FCI Allenwood in Pennsylvania. It’s a low safety jail with manner much less folks. TMZ studies Fort Dix has 4,000 inmates, and Allenwood solely has 1,000.

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Honestly? Sounds like a greater deal for Diddy. He might have a more in-depth eye on him within the new place nevertheless it sounds prefer it’ll be rather a lot much less dangerous, much less harmful, and perhaps much more relaxed.

His rep launched a press release, saying:

“We admire the Bureau of Prisons taking the protection and safety of Sean and everybody concerned critically. His switch from one low-security facility to a different is a vital distinction, and whereas we can not communicate to the BOP’s particular causes for the transfer, it’s in step with a call made with security and safety in thoughts. We are grateful for the eye being given to his well-being and hope he can proceed serving his time with out pointless disruption.”

Diddy continues serving his sentence for 2 counts of two counts of transportation to have interaction in prostitution. His present launch date is March 2, 2028.

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