Bureau of Prisons Confirms Diddy Transferred to Fort Dix to Serve 50-Month Term

Time already served since his 2024 detention counts toward the sentence, putting his earliest release consideration in 2028.

Overview

A Bureau of Prisons spokesperson said Sean “Diddy” Combs has been moved from MDC Brooklyn to FCI Fort Dix in New Jersey.
He received a 50-month federal sentence on October 3 for two counts of transporting people for prostitution after a July jury acquittal on sex trafficking and extortion charges.
Judge Arun Subramanian urged that Combs be housed as close to the New York metro area as possible and be considered for substance-use treatment, while the defense had asked specifically for Fort Dix.
Fort Dix is a low-security facility known for substance-abuse programs, and federal custody records reflect credit for time already served.
An eight-week trial featured testimony from Casandra Ventura and another accuser identified as Jane, with prosecutors describing coercive, drug-fueled encounters.