In a dramatic twist to one of hip-hop’s longest-running feuds, rapper Curtis “50 Cent” Jackson has sent a letter to Judge Arun Subramanian, who is presiding over Sean “Diddy” Combs’ high-profile legal case. The message, which circulated widely on social media, combines serious warnings about public safety with Jackson’s trademark trolling style.
According to reports, Jackson described Combs as “very dangerous” and claimed he has lived in fear of the music mogul for more than 20 years. He urged the court to prioritize the safety of the public before granting Combs any leniency.
Combs is scheduled to be sentenced today after being convicted on prostitution-related charges. While his defense team is seeking a reduced sentence, prosecutors are pushing for more than a decade in prison.
Jackson’s letter didn’t stop at cautionary appeals it also included a jab at Combs, mocking his alleged obsession with baby oil while promoting his own upcoming Netflix documentary focused on their long-standing rivalry.
The court has also received several victim impact statements, including one from singer Cassie Ventura, who told the judge she fears retaliation if Combs is released. With sentencing imminent, Jackson’s surprise intervention has only heightened public attention on the case, amplifying its cultural and legal significance.
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