In the case of that Viennese who accuses the rapper Sean “Diddy” Combs rape after she was put under drugs, there is no criminal prosecution of the Public Prosecution Service of Vienna – at least provisional. The TV presenter was 19 years old at the time of the attack she had shown, and she had met in the hope of an interview with the musician.
The moderator had reported the 55-year-old artist last February because of the attack she had claimed, announced on Tuesday afternoon. The fact would have been in a tour bus at the end of March 2000 after a Vienna concert.
According to a legal assessment of the presentation of the fact, the Viennese prosecution would have established that the claim of rape time is covered according to the current Austrian legal situation and that combs can therefore no longer be prosecuted in such a related domestic procedure.
Process outcome can have an impact on the restriction period
However, the restriction periods extend or extend if it appears that Kammes have meanwhile committed other actions and have been held responsible for this. As is known, a trial against the rapper in New York, in which serious sexual crimes have been accused.
If this negotiation, which is supposed to last six to eight weeks, feelings of guilt because of rape or other abuse violations, should be investigated by the office of the Public Prosecution Service of Vienna or the limitation chain can be closed until March 2000 and can be concluded to the maximum. In this case, the Viennese rape accusation of the public prosecutor of Vienna should then be taken over again.
“That is why we hired the procedure according to § 192 STPO with the reservation of a later prosecution,” explains spokeswoman for the Public Procuror Bussek. When condemning combs in the United States: “We will check the legal situation,” guaranteed.
Source: Krone
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