The P-Diddy Case – A Single Defendant RICO Conspiracy?

In one of the most unusual applications of the 1970 RICO statute, the federal government has charged Sean Combs in a single defendant RICO Conspiracy. Is this an appropriate use of the RICO law? Why is this case charged so differently than the very similar Jeffrey Epstein case? In this episode of the Truth Nation Podcast, retired California highway Patrol Chief Mark Garrett and retired D E A Special Agent in Charge Bill Bodner are joined by Los Angeles County Deputy District Attorney Sean Carney to break down the Combs case. What are the specific charges? What does the government need to prove? Is the government going after P-Diddy’s fortune? Will this case go to trial? We explore the intricacies of the RICO charges, witness tampering allegations, potential strategies for Combs' defense, and the significant implications of asset forfeiture. How does RICO apply to this high-profile case, and what are the potential outcomes? Join us as we break down the pivotal details and share your thoughts on the unfolding drama. Tune in for the answers!

With the recent arrest of Sean “P-Diddy” Combs and his eye-witness role in an unsolved, high-profile, Los Angeles homicide, retired California highway Patrol Chief Mark Garret, retired DEA Special Agent in Charge Bill Bodner and current Los Angeles County Deputy District Attorney Sean Carney sit down to discuss one of the greatest scandals in modern policing, the LAPD Rampart Scandal. One police officer killing another in self-defense, stolen drug evidence, planted guns, unjustified beatings and shootings and perhaps the murder of Notorious BIG. What really happened in the late 1990s when a specialized LAPD anti-crime unit called CRASH went bad and what was the connection to Suge Knight and Death Row Records?

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