Federal agents made a dramatic hollywood-style entrance into properties owned by hip hop mogul Sean “Diddy” Combs yesterday, as he finds himself at the center of sex trafficking claims and assault lawsuits.
The raids, involving armed agents from the Department of Homeland Security, took place at luxury homes on both the East and West Coasts of the United States. Videos captured helicopters circling above, with a significant law enforcement presence on the ground.
Homeland Security Investigations (HSI) confirmed the actions as part of an ongoing investigation, with assistance from local partners in New York, Los Angeles, and Miami. Sources confirmed that Combs was the focus of these raids.
Media outlets in Los Angeles showed a massive presence at Combs’ Holmby Hills residence, with heavily armed agents surrounding the property. TMZ reported that the rapper’s sons, Justin and King Combs, were seen in handcuffs at the scene.
Additionally, footage emerged of a raid on a luxury waterside property in Miami linked to Combs.
While the reasons behind the raids were not immediately confirmed, the involvement of Homeland Security suggests serious allegations. This development adds to the legal challenges facing Combs, who is already dealing with multiple lawsuits accusing him of sexual abuse dating back several years.
Despite these legal battles, Combs has consistently denied all accusations against him. His reputation, once that of a suave businessman, now faces serious scrutiny as these allegations come to light.
X was also set alight over the arrest:
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