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Imprisoned music government Diddy’s jail disciplinary report reveals fights and telephone violations

Sean “Diddy” Combs has misplaced 41 days of good-time credit score and 400 days of commissary privileges following disciplinary violations in jail, in line with a Bureau of Prisons worker union consultant cited by TMZ.
Jose Rojas, a union secretary, advised the outlet he had obtained Combs’ disciplinary historical past, which included combating incidents and telephone violations. According to Rojas, Combs was written up for combating on July 31 and September 30, with one other main violation recorded on October 1. The data additionally listed minor telephone violations on July 7 and September 19, 2025.
Good-time credit score can scale back an inmate’s time in custody, whereas commissary privileges enable prisoners to buy further meals and different permitted gadgets. Rojas stated the disciplinary report may result in Combs being labeled as a “disruptive” inmate and regarded for switch to a different facility, though no switch had occurred.
TMZ beforehand reported that Combs’ projected launch date had moved from January 21, 2028, to March 2, 2028. The disciplinary particulars observe an NBC News report alleging that Combs acquired preferential therapy behind bars, together with entry to a contraband cellphone, alcohol, massages and elaborate meals. According to TMZ, he was subsequently returned to solitary confinement whereas officers investigated these allegations.
Singer Aubrey O’Day additionally mentioned the experiences of alleged preferential therapy throughout an look on TMZ Live final week. Combs is serving a 50-month sentence at FCI Fort Dix in New Jersey after being convicted of two prostitution-related offences in 2025. He was acquitted of the extra critical s3x trafficking and racketeering expenses.
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