Sean Combs, also known as Diddy, is facing fresh allegations of assault after a music producer claimed the mogul masturbated in front of him in 2020. The incident allegedly occurred while the two were working on a collaboration project with C.J. Wallace, son of late rapper Notorious B.I.G.
According to a police report obtained by People magazine, Combs invited the producer to a private listening session for a Biggie project, where he claims he was forced to take ketamine before being taken to the warehouse. The incident took place on February 26, 2020, in a warehouse containing Notorious B.I.G.'s clothing.
The police report alleges that Combs picked out clothes and sat down next to them when he received a phone call, after which he started masturbating underneath one of Biggie's shirts. The producer claimed he tried to ignore the noises but heard more sounds, and upon looking, saw Combs jerking himself off with a shirt on.
The victim claims that in March 2021, Combs allegedly forced him into a sexual act, which led to his tenor of their partnership changing. In March 2021, the producer met with Wallace to discuss their professional partnership in California, but the encounter turned violent when two other individuals allegedly "roughed him up" and put something over his head.
Combs then allegedly grabbed the victim by the head using his hands and stuck his penis inside of the victim's mouth, a cycle that occurred approximately 3-4 times for about 3-4 seconds each time. The incident left the producer with depression and mental health issues.
Representatives from Combs' team and Wallace did not immediately return requests for comment on the allegations. Combs is currently serving a 50-month prison sentence after being convicted of transporting his ex-girlfriends and male escorts across state lines for commercial sex, with a projected release date in May 2028.
According to a police report obtained by People magazine, Combs invited the producer to a private listening session for a Biggie project, where he claims he was forced to take ketamine before being taken to the warehouse. The incident took place on February 26, 2020, in a warehouse containing Notorious B.I.G.'s clothing.
The police report alleges that Combs picked out clothes and sat down next to them when he received a phone call, after which he started masturbating underneath one of Biggie's shirts. The producer claimed he tried to ignore the noises but heard more sounds, and upon looking, saw Combs jerking himself off with a shirt on.
The victim claims that in March 2021, Combs allegedly forced him into a sexual act, which led to his tenor of their partnership changing. In March 2021, the producer met with Wallace to discuss their professional partnership in California, but the encounter turned violent when two other individuals allegedly "roughed him up" and put something over his head.
Combs then allegedly grabbed the victim by the head using his hands and stuck his penis inside of the victim's mouth, a cycle that occurred approximately 3-4 times for about 3-4 seconds each time. The incident left the producer with depression and mental health issues.
Representatives from Combs' team and Wallace did not immediately return requests for comment on the allegations. Combs is currently serving a 50-month prison sentence after being convicted of transporting his ex-girlfriends and male escorts across state lines for commercial sex, with a projected release date in May 2028.
this sean combs dude is getting hit left and right it seems like he's got some major issues with women and consent idk wut's goin on but i gotta say its super sus that hes just masturbating in front of someone and then forcing them into a sex act dont get me wrong im all for people expressin themselves but when its at the expense of others that's just not cool 
u gotta wonder wut goes thru de mind of someone who does dis kinda thing... like, dey got so much power & money, but instead dey choose to use it to hurt people 
. its sad dat dis is how some people treat others, especially in de industry where u supposed 2 be liftin each odur up 
. cuz when someone like Combs uses his power to hurt people, its not jus a personal issue, its a cultural one too 
. we gotta keep talking about dis stuff & makin sure we hold ppl in power accountable for deir actions 
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. This is a clear case of assault and abuse of power. It's sickening to see someone in his position try to minimize what he did or make it sound like the victim was somehow complicit.
. Men are supposed to be these tough, unbreakable figures, but really they're just human beings who can get hurt and vulnerable.
. The fact that he's still out on parole despite this new allegation raises so many questions 
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... 50 months might seem like a lot, but considering his financial situation and influence, it's almost like a slap on the wrist. I think we need to start holding people in positions of power accountable for their actions, especially when those actions involve harming others. It's not just about the law; it's about creating a culture where no one is above being held responsible for their wrongdoing.
plus, he's been open about his struggles with depression and anxiety so i'm hoping he'll use this time to reflect on his actions and make positive changes 