NEW YORK (AP) — A new accuser has emerged with disturbing allegations against Sean “Diddy” Combs. In a recent federal lawsuit filed in Manhattan, Rodney Jones, a former producer for Diddy, claims that he was subjected to groping, threats, and witnessed sex trafficking. The lawsuit also alleges that Combs had employees, such as maids and butlers, carry fanny packs filled with cocaine.
Jones states that he lived with Diddy for nearly a year while working on a project, during which time he says he experienced the alleged criminal activity and was a victim of threats. The complaint also implicates Cuba Gooding Jr., the embattled actor, and Yung Miami, a rapper, in the alleged wrongdoing.
This news comes shortly after Homeland Security agents raided Combs’ properties in Los Angeles and Miami. However, it is important to note that Combs has not been charged with any criminal activity and is reportedly cooperating with federal investigators.
Responding to the recent raids, Combs’ attorney released a statement defending his client and describing the accusations as “meritless.” The attorney emphasized that there have been no findings of criminal or civil liability related to these allegations.
These new allegations against Diddy shine a spotlight on the ongoing controversy surrounding the entertainment mogul. As the case develops, federal prosecutors in New York appear confident in their investigation, which could have significant implications for Combs.
Overall, this lawsuit adds another layer to the growing scrutiny surrounding Diddy’s actions and raises further questions about the conduct within his inner circle. As the legal proceedings continue, both the accuser and the accused await their day in court.