Diddy has been on lockdown since his arrest on Monday afternoon (September 16) on federal intercourse crime expenses. As his pictures haven’t but been launched, the primary photos of the disgraced media mogul are courtroom sketches from his current courtroom look.
Diddy watches courtroom proceedings in courtroom sketch
Diddy made his first look in courtroom on Tuesday (September 17) for a bond listening to earlier than Decide Robyn F. Tarnofsky. No cameras are allowed within the courtroom. Nevertheless, veteran courtroom artists Jane Rosenberg and Christine Cornell had been available to seize a portrait of the preventing media mogul. Of their sketch (proven beneath), Diddy seems to be carrying a prison-issued shirt and watching courtroom proceedings together with her legal professional. Puff sat quietly, his face wanting calm. He was refused bail after pleading not responsible.
Diddy was again in courtroom on Wednesday (September 18) for a bail attraction listening to, throughout which his legal professional provided a $50 million bail in an try to get his consumer a pretrial launch. A courtroom sketch of that listening to, drawn by Elizabeth Williams, is proven beneath. In the end, U.S. District Decide Andrew L. Carter once more denied Deedee bail, citing the danger of witness tampering.
The three artists aren’t any strangers to reporting on high-profile circumstances. Rosenberg and Cornell each produced courtroom sketches for former President Donald Trump’s arraignment on prison expenses final 12 months.
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Up to now, courtroom sketches of some rappers have gone viral, together with these of Jay-Z, Chris Brown, Lil’ Kim and others. Final August, a courtroom sketch of a handcuffed Tory Lanez pleading to a decide through the sentencing listening to for the capturing demise of Megan Thee Stallion made headlines.
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