Diddy's Lawyers Claim 'Freak Off' Videos Show No Illegal Activity

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Diddy's Lawyers Claim 'Freak Off' Videos Show No Illegal Activity
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Sean Combs, also known as Diddy, is fighting back against evidence prosecutors plan to use against him at his criminal trial in New York in May. His legal team says they have reviewed nine videos referred to as 'Freak Off' tapes provided by prosecutors and that they confirm Combs' innocence as they depict consensual acts between adults in a long-term relationship.

The hip-hop stars' attorneys said they were shown videos that prosecutors plan to use as evidence but that the tapes don't depict any illegal activity.is fighting back against evidence prosecutors are expected to use against him at his criminal trial in New York in May.

A source with knowledge of the case said Combs' legal team can view the videos only"in the presence of a government representative and can see them but cannot keep them."The document also says the recordings were not part of the raids conducted on Combs' properties last year but were kept by"Victim-1" and provided to the government as part of its criminal investigation.

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