It looks like Sean 'Diddy' Combs will not be receiving a pardon from Donald Trump.
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Not that this was the first time Trump brought up Combs wanting his help. Duringto granting Combs the break he sought.
“It was always going to be a long shot if he would grant the pardon or not,” a person close to events told Deadline. Today, Diddy’s team had no comment on Trump’s letter revelation and the status of any pardon when contacted by Deadline. Even before the verdict over Combs’ “freak-offs”-fueled trial, which saw the Bad Boys Records founder acquitted on sex-trafficking and racketeer charges, a pardon had been both hoped for and a possibility from POTUS.
Certainly the fact that the lead prosecutor on Diddy’s case was Maurene Comey, the now-fired daughter of Trump foe and ex-FBI director James Comey, played into Trump’s grievance and persecution mentality. the idea of giving who he called the “half-innocent” Combs a pardon. Attorneys for Combs confirmed they had attempted to gain the White House’s favor. EP Curtis “50 Cent” Jackson, Trump never totally dropped the notion of a pardon, multiple sources told me.
However, in the chaos of Trump 2.0, a deal was never sealed. As it stands, with a fast-tracked appeal on the runway for this spring, Diddy is now set to be released from the low-security Fort Dix in New JerseyUnless Democrats sweep the midterms and impeach him, as Trump recently predicted, the onetime NYC real estate developer will still be in office when Combs gets out of the joint — maybe he’ll invite him over to the new ballroom.
Sphere Sets 2027 ‘Rocky Horror Picture Show’ Run; ‘Oz’ Tops $400M In SalesDiddy is a criminal who should not be pardoned but if he was white you can bet Trump would have pardoned him. Well there you go, Trump has increased hit batting average, now he’s only be wrong 99.9999999999999999999999999% of the time!
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