Do federal prosecutors have enough to make their case against Sean 'Diddy' Combs?

According to attorney Nima Ramani, federal prosecutors do have enough evidence to make their case against Diddy. The trial is expected to begin on May 5th or shortly thereafter, partly because Combs is reportedly not doing well in custody and wants to get the proceedings started. The prosecution's case appears substantial, with plans to call approximately 100 different victims to testify. This large number of witnesses suggests prosecutors have built a comprehensive case with multiple accusers, potentially strengthening their position despite some allegations dating back many years.