Rapper and business mogul Curtis “50 Cent” Jackson has written an open letter to U.S. District Judge Subramanian, urging the court to carefully consider public safety in the ongoing case involving Sean “Diddy” Combs.
In the letter, 50 Cent claimed that his dispute with Diddy has spanned more than two decades and described the Bad Boy Records founder as “very dangerous.” The G-Unit rapper said he has “feared for his life multiple times” and warned that releasing Diddy could pose a threat to the general public.
“He hasn’t had enough time to reform or make any adjustments, despite his trying to teach a class in there,” 50 Cent wrote, adding that government resources had already been heavily deployed in the case, with federal agencies conducting large-scale raids.
Jackson also referenced past controversies surrounding Diddy’s son, who is himself facing separate allegations, and mocked Combs’ lifestyle, alleging he would “return to hiring more male sex workers” if freed. He even quipped that Diddy hoards “most of the baby oil away from the general public. And babies need it!”
50 Cent ended his remarks by teasing that his upcoming Netflix documentary would shed light on the scandal and expose what he described as the dangerous behavior of the hip-hop mogul.
