Combs moved to Pennsylvania facility

Sean Combs has been transferred from Fort Dix in New Jersey to FCI Allenwood Low in Pennsylvania on Friday. The Federal Bureau of Prisons cited privacy, safety and security reasons for the move.

Reports of contraband and luxury living

NBC News reported Combs had access to mobile phones, liquor and contraband at Fort Dix. He allegedly paid inmates to cook, clean, make his bed and give him massages, and was involved in two fights.

Disruptive behaviour cited as reason

Jose Rojas, union secretary for local federal prison employees, told NBC News the move was because of disruptive behaviour. He said Combs had been causing too much trouble at Fort Dix.

“It's because of the disruptive behaviour. He's been causing too much trouble over there.”

Release date pushed back by 41 days

Combs was stripped of forty-one days for good conduct, pushing his scheduled release date from January two thousand twenty-eight to March two, two thousand twenty-eight. He is serving fifty months for two prostitution-related convictions.

Allenwood is smaller and more secure

FCI Allenwood Low houses about one thousand forty-four inmates, significantly smaller than Fort Dix's more than four thousand two hundred across two campuses. It is about one hundred fifty-five miles west of New York City.

Combs appeals his conviction

Combs was convicted in July two thousand twenty-five on two counts of transportation to engage in prostitution.He has asked an appeals court to release him and overturn his conviction.