Sean ‘Diddy’ Combs moved to low-security facility in Pennsylvania
Sean "Diddy" Combs has been transferred from a New Jersey correctional facility to a prison in Pennsylvania, the US Federal Bureau of Prisons says.
Sean "Diddy" Combs has been relocated from a New Jersey correctional facility to FCI Allenwood Low, a low-security prison in Pennsylvania, according to the US Federal Bureau of Prisons. The rap mogul's spokesman declined to provide details on the reason for the transfer, citing privacy and security concerns. Combs, 56, was initially sentenced to 50 months in prison for two prostitution-related crimes.
He has appealed to the appeals court to overturn his conviction and release him from prison. Combs' spokesman expressed gratitude for the Bureau of Prisons' commitment to his safety and well-being. FCI Allenwood Low, located about 155 miles west of New York City, houses around 1,044 inmates, significantly fewer than the nearly 4,200 inmates at his previous facility, Fort Dix.
Combs was previously convicted of using his money and power to coerce women into unwanted sexual encounters, though he was acquitted of more serious charges. His case is currently being considered by a US appeals court, with a decision pending.
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