Now that Diddy is in jail and it seems as if he is not getting out anytime soon, there has been another concern that is come to light. Diddy is refusing to eat any of the food that the jail is providing.
After two failed attempts at getting bail, it seems as if the 54-year-old hip-hop star is going to stay in jail until his sex trafficking charges trial begins. He is still pleading not guilty but has been denied bail after offering a bond of $50 million.
It started when he was arrested in Manhattan, New York on Monday. His homes in Miami and Los Angeles had been raided by federal authorities about six months previously, as they were carrying out raids associated with sex trafficking investigations.
There have been a number of people who come forward to sue Diddy over physical or sexual abuse. One of the women who have made such claims is his former girlfriend, singer Cassie Ventura.
Now that Diddy is in custody, he is dealing with another problem, extreme paranoia. An inmate who formerly served time at the same facility shared information from his ‘source’. That former inmate, Larry Levine, opened up about the situation, saying that Sean may be fearful of being targeted while incarcerated.
Levine said: “Imagine if someone paid someone off on the inside to poison his food, give him a heart attack, and he dies. If somebody got to one of the correctional officers, and this could happen. They don’t make a lot of money, and there’s people out there that he’s got stuff on that do have a lot of money.”
These are not small charges that Diddy is facing. He is up against charges such as coercion, blackmail, and abuse. He is also being accused of orchestrating ‘freak offs’ that involve male sex workers along with female victims.
Levine went on to say: “He’s really, really paranoid. He’s really, really scared. Doesn’t know what to think, he doesn’t know who to trust or what to believe.”
He has received visits from a dietitian and religious advisor and mental health professionals are checking in on him regularly. It also seems as if he is on a suicide watch and a psychiatrist visits him every day multiple times.
Levine continued, describing the food that he would be offered. He said: “They feed the people in the shoe last. The food is bland, it’s a lot of carbohydrates. It fills you up but you get sick eating it. There’s mold in a lot of that food. Maybe he got sick from the food, that’s another possibility.”