Cheyenne Roundtree

Yeah, and to add to that point, yesterday the prosecutors also roped in former employees and said it's not just pertains to alleged victims in this case because his attorney said there's 0% chance of him being violent towards someone.

Yeah, and to add to that point, yesterday the prosecutors also roped in former employees and said it's not just pertains to alleged victims in this case because his attorney said there's 0% chance of him being violent towards someone.

And prosecutors went a step further and said not only is this pertains to alleged victims, but his employees themselves have been allegedly subjected to being kicked, slapped, objects thrown at, their lives threatened. And so they are trying to broaden the scope of...

And prosecutors went a step further and said not only is this pertains to alleged victims, but his employees themselves have been allegedly subjected to being kicked, slapped, objects thrown at, their lives threatened. And so they are trying to broaden the scope of...

And prosecutors went a step further and said not only is this pertains to alleged victims, but his employees themselves have been allegedly subjected to being kicked, slapped, objects thrown at, their lives threatened. And so they are trying to broaden the scope of...

Well, Diddy's lawyers have said that that video and that Diddy has apologized for it is within the context of a toxic loving relationship. That is how they're explaining that video, that it doesn't tell the whole story there, but it is true. It was a messy relationship. And they're saying that he actually was trying to get his clothes and his cell phone back from Cassie.

Well, Diddy's lawyers have said that that video and that Diddy has apologized for it is within the context of a toxic loving relationship. That is how they're explaining that video, that it doesn't tell the whole story there, but it is true. It was a messy relationship. And they're saying that he actually was trying to get his clothes and his cell phone back from Cassie.

Well, Diddy's lawyers have said that that video and that Diddy has apologized for it is within the context of a toxic loving relationship. That is how they're explaining that video, that it doesn't tell the whole story there, but it is true. It was a messy relationship. And they're saying that he actually was trying to get his clothes and his cell phone back from Cassie.

And that's what led to that incident. While prosecutors are saying, no, this demonstrates the capacity for violence when a victim was trying to leave a freak off. So we've seen what we've seen. And each side has their own kind of explanation of what that video shows or what it means.

And that's what led to that incident. While prosecutors are saying, no, this demonstrates the capacity for violence when a victim was trying to leave a freak off. So we've seen what we've seen. And each side has their own kind of explanation of what that video shows or what it means.

And that's what led to that incident. While prosecutors are saying, no, this demonstrates the capacity for violence when a victim was trying to leave a freak off. So we've seen what we've seen. And each side has their own kind of explanation of what that video shows or what it means.

Yeah. Prosecutors say that the word trust came up a lot in the hearing and they just said, we can't trust him. His lawyers can't be trusted to control him. And that's what it boils down to. When you are released on bail, can the court trust you to return? Can they trust you to not obstruct justice or tamper with witnesses?

Yeah. Prosecutors say that the word trust came up a lot in the hearing and they just said, we can't trust him. His lawyers can't be trusted to control him. And that's what it boils down to. When you are released on bail, can the court trust you to return? Can they trust you to not obstruct justice or tamper with witnesses?

Yeah. Prosecutors say that the word trust came up a lot in the hearing and they just said, we can't trust him. His lawyers can't be trusted to control him. And that's what it boils down to. When you are released on bail, can the court trust you to return? Can they trust you to not obstruct justice or tamper with witnesses?

And prosecutors are really making it clear that the court should not trust him or anything that he says.

And prosecutors are really making it clear that the court should not trust him or anything that he says.

And prosecutors are really making it clear that the court should not trust him or anything that he says.

The judge said that he doesn't need to see the full video, that he saw enough. We've all seen enough of the video to know the context of it. But the defense team said that there's a full 20 minute unedited raw version footage. And they alluded to a cell phone.

The judge said that he doesn't need to see the full video, that he saw enough. We've all seen enough of the video to know the context of it. But the defense team said that there's a full 20 minute unedited raw version footage. And they alluded to a cell phone.

The judge said that he doesn't need to see the full video, that he saw enough. We've all seen enough of the video to know the context of it. But the defense team said that there's a full 20 minute unedited raw version footage. And they alluded to a cell phone.