Justin Combs, the son of Sean “Diddy” Combs, will avoid jail time after taking a plea deal in his DUI case.
DUI Arrest
Police popped the 29-year-old near Beverly Hills after he ran a red light at about 8 a.m. on June 4, 2023.
It’s unclear how the officer came to the conclusion that Justin Combs was driving under the influence.
But, he felt there was enough probable cause to arrest him and book him on suspicion of driving under the influence.
The charge is a misdemeanor DUI and his bond was set at $5,000.
Misa Hylton Pops Off On Diddy
Justin’s mother, Misa Hylton was not happy about her son’s arrest and she took to social media to get a few things off of her chest!
Based on the rest of her posts, it appears Misa Hylton holds her baby’s father, Diddy, responsible for what happened with their son.
She went on to note that “a fish rots from the head down” and added, “The Truth shall set you free.”
Justin Combs Strikes Plea Dea In DUI Case
According to a new report from The Blast, Justin has struck a plea deal in his DUI case that will allow him to avoid any jail time.
As part of the deal, Justin pled no contest to having a blood alcohol level of 0.08% or higher. His other charge of driving under the influence was dismissed.
Justin Combs isn’t completely off the hook.
He was sentenced to three years of summary probation and he “must enroll and participate in and successfully complete a 3-month licensed first-offender alcohol and other drug education and counseling program.”
Who Is Justin Combs?
Justin Combs is the eldest son of music mogul Sean “Diddy” Combs and renowned fashion stylist and designer, Misa Hylton.
He is the former host of Revolt’s “Respectfully Justin,” a show he co-hosted with social media personality Justin Laboy.
Most recently, Justin Combs has been flexing his acting chops with guest appearances on the Starz hit drama, “Power Book II: Ghost.”
Hopefully, Justin has learned his lesson and will stay off of the road when he isn’t sober.
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Source: The Blast
