David Patrick Caracos (Promo Speaker)
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first heard Nov 2024
last heard May 2025
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Yeah, because he has on the criminal case, I want to say it's at least three attorneys that are known. And then you got to understand, you always got attorneys in the background doing all the kind of the grunt work. So, you know, like me, when I go to court, I'm like the face. I like to talk and all that kind of stuff.
I have the other attorneys in my firm doing all the research and then I can just... deal with that. They're the real workers, you know, when it comes to law firms. But the hours that they're putting into it have to be astronomical. And look, this is a very high profile, high powered attorney firm in New York that Diddy has.
I wouldn't be surprised at all if they're charging $1,200, $1,500 an hour, maybe more for all I know.
I mean, it's got to be insane. And that also, remember, that doesn't include travel and the investigation that the legal team has to do. So that's all money that Diddy has to pay for as well. The sky's the limit. I mean, they see a whale, they're going to jump on it.
Right now, I'd say it's got to be... I don't know, hundreds of millions. I think that might be a little high, but I could see it being in the 20 to 30 million dollar range right now. I think that I think that'd be very realistic.
I think that I think it might be going from a B to an M real quick.
Exactly. Although they, you know, frankly, Danny, you can always come here. All right. I'll be more than happy and I'll give you a discounted rate too.
I'm ready to go golfing in the warm weather.
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You know, it's a good question. Typically, no. Frankly, any of my clients who have been incarcerated, I've never heard of them being transported in the middle of the night unless it's an emergency. Diddy is obviously a very special individual. He shouldn't get preferential treatment. Where he's at, but let's face it, he's going to. There's just no way around it.
He's not like the regular Joe Schmo that's incarcerated in that facility. So I don't know if this was done for security reasons, which it may have been. Because being late at night, the hospital is going to be a lot less crowded. Paparazzi is not going to be around. And the jail could facilitate it a little easier because you're not going to have inmates roaming around all the time.
So I think that could be one of the reasons, if not the main reason, that they did that at that time. But is it common to do these types of things in the middle of the night? No, it's not. From what I'm reading, it's not like it was a life saver. It wasn't like an emergency. Right.
Yeah, there was some speculation out there that there was that he might have been involved in a fight or something. But my sources said, no, it was a knee injury. He was a marathoner. So he just needed an MRI for his knee.
Yeah, I mean, I don't, I think this is something that was planned. Yeah, I really do. And I just think it was just convenient at night to kind of not let anybody really know about it. Because think about it. If people knew that, oh, Diddy's going to the hospital, go get an MRI. Forget it. Yeah. We would have been all over it.
Oh, yeah. That's big money. Big money.
In terms of even transporting an inmate, obviously of such notoriety, do they lock down the hospital or the area where he goes to? How does that all pan out?
Well, they're going to have a ton of security around him. I mean, Diddy isn't even going to be allowed to go to the bathroom without somebody there with him. So the security for some of that is going to be tremendous. Are they going to lock down the hospital? I highly doubt that.
But he's not going to go in the main entrance, I want to tell you that, like through the emergency room like anybody normally would. They're going to have a back entrance. They're going to go – through the back ways of the hospital, through potentially the service elevators and whatnot. I would be very shocked that people even knew he was there besides the individuals who were taking the MRI.
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