Sean Combs, the renowned rapper and entrepreneur, has been placed on a "procedural" suicide watch by his jailers at the Metropolitan Detention Center in New York City. This move comes as he awaits trial on three felony counts related to alleged sex trafficking and abuse that date back over a decade. A source close to the situation revealed that Combs is being closely monitored for any signs of self-harm or suicidal tendencies.

Combs has been in federal custody since Monday night, and his legal team is working tirelessly to secure his release on bail. However, a judge has so far denied his appeal, prompting his defense lawyers to consider additional court action.

At the heart of the case are allegations that Combs used his wealth and influence to coerce and manipulate women into engaging in degrading and physically abusive sex acts. Prosecutors claim that these acts, known as "freak offs," were orchestrated and directed by Combs, who allegedly threatened and coerced those around him to satisfy his sexual desires.

The investigation reportedly uncovered a stash of over 1,000 bottles of baby oil and lubricants from Combs' homes, which were used in these explicit acts. The sheer scale of the allegations against Combs is staggering, and the outcome of his trial will have far-reaching consequences for those involved.

The Watchful Eye of Justice: Sean Combs' Wait for Trial Becomes a Test of Endurance

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