‘Innocent’ Sean ‘Diddy’ Combs will ‘fight to the end,’ lawyer says: ‘He’s not scared’

“Mr. Combs is a warrior. He will fight this battle to the end. He is innocent,” Agnifilo said outside court, the New York Post reported.

He further said, “He came to New York to prove his innocence. He is not scared, he is not afraid of the allegations. The government did not say anything in its presentation today that would have any effect on anyone.”

Agnifilo said, “He’s been waiting for this day; he’s been eager to clear his name, and he’s going to clear his name. We’ll stand with him when he does that.”

Agnifilo confirmed that he will appeal the judge’s decision to keep Diddy in custody without bail. Rap ​​legend detention without bailHe is currently on trial pending on charges of sex trafficking and racketeering.

What Marc Agnifilo said earlier

Agnifilo previously told the court that his client flew from Miami to New York on September 5 at his suggestion. Agnifilo said he made the suggestion after meeting with prosecutors and realizing that an indictment could come. He also said he took Diddy’s passport in April and notified federal authorities.

Agnifilo claimed that he had provided federal authorities with information on Diddy’s whereabouts over the past few months. “He went on a whitewater rafting trip, we sent them an email,” the lawyer said, adding that Diddy “has come to New York to surrender himself.”

On Tuesday, federal prosecutors told a Manhattan judge that Diddy is a “serial abuser and serial offender” and demanded he be kept in jail until his sex-trafficking trial. Prosecutors told Magistrate Judge Robin F. Tarnofsky that Diddy is a “great danger to the community” who abused women and even threatened and tried to bribe witnesses.