Sean “Diddy” Combs has continued to attempt to obstruct the federal government’s investigation into his sex trafficking case and is trying to taint the jury pool even while he is in federal jail, prosecutors allege in a new court filing.

Sean "Diddy" Combs' newest bail request should be denied because he "poses a serious risk of obstruction," according to federal prosecutors.

The government accusations were made in a Manhattan federal court filing that opposes the music mogul’s latest $50 million bail proposal. A bail hearing is scheduled for next week.

Disgraced music mogul Sean "Diddy" Combs attempted to reach out to prospective witnesses and “corruptly influence" public opinion behind bars for his upcoming sex trafficking trial.

Sean Combs' new application for bail should be denied because the music mogul "poses serious risks of danger and obstruction" to his criminal sex trafficking case, federal prosecutors argued in an overnight court filing.

In the prosecution's Nov. 15 opposition to Combs' latest motion for bail, the mogul is accused of attempting to influence a "potential jury" with a family birthday video

Prosecutors claim that Sean "Diddy" Combs has attempted to contact prospective witnesses and shape public opinion from jail in an effort to sway potential jurors for his upcoming sex trafficking trial.

Sean “Diddy” Combs, the influential CEO of Bad Boy Entertainment, is under scrutiny once again as author DeWitt Gilmore, known by his pen name Relentless Aaron, has filed a lawsuit accusing the mogul of assault and intimidation stemming from an incident in 1996.

An overnight filing by federal prosecutors says Combs is "orchestrating social media campaigns" The post Sean ‘Diddy’ Combs Using Social Media to Taint Jury Pool, Prosecutors say appeared first on TheWrap.

Sean “Diddy” Combs is hoping to be a free man by Thanksgiving. In his third attempt at being released from Brooklyn’s Metropolitan Detention Center, the sex trafficking charged Bad Boy Records founder is betting large on a November 22 hearing.

Sean "Diddy" Combs has tried to reach out to prospective witnesses and sway public opinion from jail in NYC to influence potential jurors in his sex trafficking trial, prosecutors say.