The defense proposed a $50 million bail secured by Combs' Florida home, allowing him to await trial under strict surveillance at a Manhattan apartment, arguing for house arrest rather than detention.
Prosecutors expressed concerns that no bail conditions could adequately address Combs' risk of obstruction and dangerousness, highlighting his history of flouting jail rules and attempting to influence witnesses.
Defense attorney Anthony Ricco countered the prosecution's arguments, claiming the portrayal of Combs as 'lawless' and 'out-of-control' was inaccurate, emphasizing their strict proposed release conditions.
Combs has pleaded not guilty to charges of coercing and abusing women, asserting that his actions were consensual and rejecting the prosecution's claims of his dangerousness.
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