Newly emerged testimony and evidence have intensified the federal case against Sean "Diddy" Combs. A male witness testified before the grand jury on Thursday, providing information relevant to the ongoing investigation.

Combs faces federal charges including racketeering, sex trafficking, and interstate transportation for illicit activities. He has pleaded not guilty to all charges. Assistant U.S. Attorney Emily Johnson suggests a superseding indictment may be forthcoming before the May 5 trial date.

The grand jury's involvement remains crucial as they evaluate whether new evidence warrants additional charges. Despite offering a $50 million bail package with GPS monitoring and travel restrictions, Combs has been denied release twice due to concerns over witness intimidation.

Parallel to the federal case, Combs faces multiple civil lawsuits, including two recent filings alleging sexual assault of minors in 2005 and 2008. His legal team maintains his innocence and dismisses these claims as publicity-seeking attempts.

The upcoming trial's outcome could have significant implications for Combs, with prosecutors continuing to gather evidence and testimony. The grand jury's findings will be instrumental in shaping the prosecution's approach as the May 5 trial date approaches.

Credit: NBC News

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