Sean Combs Returns to Fort Dix After Reported Head Injury

Sean Combs was taken by ambulance from the Federal Correctional Institution Fort Dix for treatment of a reported head injury early Saturday, October 10, and returned to the New Jersey prison before sunrise, according to accounts attributed to unnamed prison sources. The sources said he was conscious and speaking when he returned. The reports placed the ambulance’s departure at about 1 a.m. They did not establish where Combs received treatment, what caused the injury or what care he underwent. Although the injury was described by the sources as not life-threatening, no medical assessment or diagnosis was made public, and the Bureau of Prisons has not publicly confirmed the incident. Combs representative Juda Engelmayer said the team was working to confirm the circumstances and that Combs’s health and well-being were its immediate concern. His statement did not confirm the reported ambulance trip or provide details about Combs’s condition. The head injury’s cause remains unknown. The accounts do not establish whether it resulted from an accident or a confrontation, and they provide no confirmed connection to earlier reports about Combs’s prison conditions or disciplinary status.