Cause of Diddy’s head injury revealed, implicates Jamaican drug lord

Over the weekend, TMZ revealed that hip-hop tycoon Sean”Diddy“Combs was evacuated from prison for treatment after suffering a head injury. the details of what led to the head injury are revealed.

According to reports, Diddy was involved in a prison fight with a man named “Dudus”, a Jamaican drug lord whose real name is Christopher Coke.

Diddy and Dudus fought behind bars last Friday, with Diddy obviously the worst in the exchange.

As for what led to the beating, inmates at the Federal Correctional Institution (FCI) in Fort Dix, New Jersey, are reportedly none too pleased with a recent NBC News report that Diddy gets pampered in prison with massages, nude photos and Hennessy.

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Diddy and Dudus’ fight leads to additional consequences

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Dudus, who is serving a 23-year prison sentence, was among the inmates unhappy with Diddy’s special treatment. So he took matters into his own hands.

“We’re told the two men were fighting because Dudus, and many other inmates, are angry with Diddy for being outed in this NBC News report about his luxurious life behind bars,” TMZ writes. “As a result, prison officials conducted at least two raids and confiscated inmates’ cell phones…including Dudus.”

Both men were sentenced to two weeks in the special housing unit, also known as solitary confinement, after the fight. Diddy was already in solitary confinement before the fight, which took place during his daily break, so it’s unclear whether that time will be added to his current stay.

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