The music industry’s icon scene “Didi” Comombs has officially rejected the petition deal given by federal prosecutors, setting up a platform for a high-profile criminal testing next week.

The 55 -year -old Comombs appeared in the Manhattan federal court on Thursday, where Judge Arun Subramanian confirmed him that he reviewed and rejected the deal. “Yes, I did,” Comombs replied when questioned by the judge. He appeared in court wearing a tan jail uniform.

According to Reuters, Comombs is facing five serious federal allegations, including sex trafficking and racketoring conspiracy. If convicted in all cases, he can face life imprisonment. He has maintained his innocence and has entered the proceedings in the first one-Mubarak petition.

In the hearing, Assistant American Attorney Maurin Comi said that Combs was warned about the possibility of a rigorous punishment. If found guilty in the test, he would accept the government’s petition offer. However, the details of the proposal were not stated in the court.

The prosecutors allege that Comombs exploited his entertainment business to orkstrates a disturbed plan spread over 20 years. He allegedly involved male sex workers in females filled with drugs filled with drugs, which is called “Freak of”.

His legal team says that the sexual encounters agreed, he was described as part of a private swinger lifestyle that included Comombs and his romantic partners.

Jury selection and test timeline

Future gamblers in New York began screening through questionnaires this week to determine any pre-existing prejudice due to drawing the attention of comprehensive media. The selected candidates will return for interrogation inquiries starting from May 5. The opening statement is expected on May 12, in which the test was done for about two months.

Once changed the hip-hop and notorious Big and Mary J. Celebrated to launch the career of artists such as Bligar, the image of Comombs has declined rapidly.

Since 2023, he has been nominated in several civil suits alleging sexual misconduct. He was assigned a criminal prosecution in September 2024. Combes deny all allegations.

(With input from Reuters)

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