Diddy was making an attempt to affect witnesses and the potential jury of his friends whereas behind bars, so say prosecutors who filed authorized docs in an try and justify raiding his jail cell.

As we reported, the feds raided Diddy’s cell late final month and, in line with Diddy’s lawyer, Marc Agnifilo, seized attorney-client privileged materials from his cell and gave it to prosecutors.

The U.S. Legal professional’s Workplace begs to vary, and in new docs, obtained by TMZ, Diddy used unauthorized strategies of communication to get third events through 3-way calling on monitored telephone traces, use of different inmates’ telephone entry codes, and use of a 3rd occasion textual content messaging suppliers. In brief, prosecutors say Diddy was making an attempt to rig his trial.

Based on the brand new docs, Diddy had recordsdata on his bunk — a manila folder marked “authorized,” a pocket book, an tackle guide, and private results.

Prosecutors dispute Agnifilo’s model, saying they didn’t seize the authorized folder. They felt it from the skin to find out if there was contraband, and feeling none they set it apart, didn’t open it or {photograph} it.

As for the pocket book and tackle guide, the jail official took images of the gadgets and left them on Diddy’s bunk. No bodily supplies had been seized, in line with the U.S. Legal professional.

Prosecutors say they turned the images over to a “filter workforce” to find out if there was something privileged that ought to stay personal. The filter workforce redacted something that seemed to be privileged after which turned the redacted images over to prosecutors.

The U.S. Legal professional says the images embrace “wide-ranging notes to himself, together with notes associated to [Diddy’s] enterprise pursuits, his launch of music, and household issues.”

Moreover, the U.S. Legal professional says the raid was pre-planned properly upfront of Diddy’s arrest and never designed to focus on Diddy or every other particular inmate. They are saying it was to make sure security and safety of employees and inmates.

Agnifilo is satisfied the feds are actually in possession of paperwork revealing trial technique. Prosecutors clearly disagree with that accusation.