New sexual harassment allegations against Sean ‘Diddy’ Combs are being investigated by the LA Sheriff

Sean “Diddy” Combs, who is serving four years in state prison for using prostitutes in “freak-offs,” has been investigated by the Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department in connection with new allegations of sexual abuse. Recorded Provel Aptings Combs attacked him twice.

The Sheriff’s Special Victims Unit launched an investigation because one of the incidents happened in East Los Angeles, according to Nicole Nishida, a spokeswoman for the department. The manufacturer reported the incident to police in Rargo, Fla.

Florida-based music producer Johy John was revealed in media interviews to be the plaintiff “John Doe” from the public side filed in July for the assault in July.

The producer, who could not be named to enforce the allegations, said that he had been sexually assaulted in 2020 and 2021 while working on the Remix project of Biggie, Aka Christopher Wallace, which put him in contact with bad records.

A spokesman for combs did not immediately respond to the Times’ request for comment on the investigation.

The lawsuit alleges that, in December 2020, the manufacturer was in a warehouse in Los Angeles that had large amounts of illegal clothing. The items were dedicated to the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame later that year, where Biggie was finally inducted.

Combs “provided drugs to everyone there. Everyone there was going around the warehouse and starting drugs,” the lawsuit alleges. Combs “began watching porn on his cell phone, grabbed one of Biggie’s shirts from the rack, and began masturbating with it in front of the plaintiff,” the suit says.

Combs just threw the shirt over the producer’s lap and arm, laughed and said “rest in peace, Biggie” before leaving the room.

In the incident in March 2021, the complainant says he was stopped. He says he had a meeting with Biggie’s son, Christopher “CJ” Wallace JR., and music producer Willie Mack.

But when he got to his house, his head was covered, the combs appeared, and he started shouting and ordered everyone to leave. Combs then allegedly attempted to “force the plaintiff to perform oral sex on the combs, while the plaintiff’s head was still covered.”

“I insist that criminal charges will be filed at the state and federal level,” Hay told MoftYa earlier this month in an interview where he said he was a civil servant when he was a civil servant.

According to a police report first obtained last month by the press, Hay reported the allegations on September 20 of this year this year to Largo, Fla.

Gary Dordick, the manufacturer’s attorney, said “we intend to present the customer’s case in California and we are confident that the truth will prevail.” Dordick said in a message that he could not comment and given that the defamation case was filed last week by Wallace.

Wallace, Biggie’s younger son and singer faith in Evans, sued for disparation in a Florida court last week, including recent smear statements that “included Freak-offs” involving groups attacked by the combs that attacked it. “

A representative for mack could not immediately be reached for comment.

Wallace says in his dirty act working on the remix project, titled “We’re ready to dance,” by Wallace and Mack in 2020. The remaining songs were inappropriate.

According to the suit, Hay was angered by the decision not to release him from the music he had worked on and began suing for “inappropriate conduct and not committing acts of assault, appropriate suits.

The Comps are currently being held at the Federal Rormectional Center Fort Dixon, New Jersey minimum security.