A retired warden from Brooklyn’s Metropolitan Detention Center has described what detention is like on the facility. Cameron Lindsay tells PEOPLE that Sean ‘Diddy’ Combs is an “attractive target for assault” behind bars.

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What To Know About Sean Combs’ Pre-Trial Detention

As beforehand reported, Diddy will stay at MDC-Brooklyn on pre-trial detention. After a second failed try at requesting bail, his lawyer revealed that they’re making an attempt to hurry up the trial course of. Combs is going through three felony costs, from racketeering to intercourse trafficking and transportation to interact in prostitution. The FBI arrested him at a Manhattan lodge on Monday (Sept. 16).

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The former warden’s feedback concerning the jail mirror these made by Diddy’s authorized workforce. Marc Agnifilio and Teny R. Geragos described circumstances at MDC-Brooklyn as “horrific” of their rejected $50 million bail proposal. They advocated for pre-trial dwelling detention with GPS monitoring and the give up of his, his mom’s, and 4 daughters’ passports. Two judges mentioned no, citing considerations about allegedly being harmful to potential witnesses.

Diddy: Former Warden Shares Conditions Inside MDC-Brooklyn

Now, Lindsay tells PEOPLE in a latest interview that Diddy’s costs may reverse the hazard behind bars.

“His huge celebrity status and the allegations of violence against women make him a very attractive target for assault,” Cameron Lindsay informed the outlet. “And in the subculture – in the world of jails and prisons – to deliver a hit on somebody like him would be considered a badge of honor.”

The former warden added that the Brooklyn jail Diddy is in might be “cold” and “austere,” which implies strict, inflexible, or harsh. Everything is deliberate. It’s not a life,” Lindsay reportedly shared. 

A Bureau of Prisons rep named Scott Taylor confirmed that Diddy isn’t receiving particular remedy. Like the middle’s further 1,217 inmates, Combs has a six a.m. wake-up name and an hour and a half to tidy his mattress.

An inmate handbook reviewed by PEOPLE reveals that MDC-Brooklyn has 5 headcounts in a 24-hour interval. Lunch occurs at 11 within the morning, whereas dinner comes after 4 p.m., besides on weekends and holidays.

Additionally, the retired warden mentioned Combs can be minimize off from the skin world in a number of methods, together with no web entry and restricted time exterior in enclosed areas.

Sean ‘Diddy’ Combs hasn’t instantly spoken out from behind bars. However, his lawyer, Marc, clarified that reviews concerning the producer being on suicide watch are true however mentioned Combs is “not at all suicidal.” The legal professional confirmed it was a daily process for “new, high-profile inmates.” Diddy is reportedly “strong, healthy, confident, and focused on his defense,” per the lawyer.

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