Sean Combs, the renowned music mogul, is facing new allegations of assault following a disturbing incident where he allegedly forced a producer into a sexual act after masturbating in front of him.
According to a recently surfaced police report, Sean Combs and the producer, who has filed a civil lawsuit against him, met at a warehouse containing Notorious B.I.G.'s clothing in February 2020. The producer claims that Combs masturbated in front of him while browsing through the rapper's clothes, but initially ignored it.
However, when he heard noises coming from Combs' direction, he discovered the mogul was masturbating and had removed his shirt to expose himself. Combs allegedly told the producer to "come finish him off," prompting the victim to feel uncomfortable and eventually end their collaboration.
The incidents continued in March 2021, when the producer claims he met with Combs at KandyPens residence in Hollywood Hills for a meeting that turned violent. According to the police report, two other individuals allegedly "roughed him up" and put something over his head before dragging him into another room where Combs was present.
Combs then allegedly grabbed the victim's head using his hands and stuck his penis inside his mouth, an incident that repeated approximately 3-4 times. The producer later suffered from depression and mental health issues following this traumatic event.
Reps for Combs' legal team and Wallace have not responded to requests for comment on the matter. However, it is worth noting that Sean Combs was recently transferred to the New Jersey federal prison FCI Fort Dix after being sentenced to 50 months in prison due to his conviction on two counts of transporting his ex-girlfriends and male escorts across state lines for commercial sex.
As Combs' case continues to unfold, allegations against him are piling up, with another fashion designer, Bryana Bongolan, amending her lawsuit last month. The news raises serious concerns about the mogul's reputation and behavior towards those around him.
According to a recently surfaced police report, Sean Combs and the producer, who has filed a civil lawsuit against him, met at a warehouse containing Notorious B.I.G.'s clothing in February 2020. The producer claims that Combs masturbated in front of him while browsing through the rapper's clothes, but initially ignored it.
However, when he heard noises coming from Combs' direction, he discovered the mogul was masturbating and had removed his shirt to expose himself. Combs allegedly told the producer to "come finish him off," prompting the victim to feel uncomfortable and eventually end their collaboration.
The incidents continued in March 2021, when the producer claims he met with Combs at KandyPens residence in Hollywood Hills for a meeting that turned violent. According to the police report, two other individuals allegedly "roughed him up" and put something over his head before dragging him into another room where Combs was present.
Combs then allegedly grabbed the victim's head using his hands and stuck his penis inside his mouth, an incident that repeated approximately 3-4 times. The producer later suffered from depression and mental health issues following this traumatic event.
Reps for Combs' legal team and Wallace have not responded to requests for comment on the matter. However, it is worth noting that Sean Combs was recently transferred to the New Jersey federal prison FCI Fort Dix after being sentenced to 50 months in prison due to his conviction on two counts of transporting his ex-girlfriends and male escorts across state lines for commercial sex.
As Combs' case continues to unfold, allegations against him are piling up, with another fashion designer, Bryana Bongolan, amending her lawsuit last month. The news raises serious concerns about the mogul's reputation and behavior towards those around him.
I'm so glad we're having this convo 
. I mean have you seen the stats on how many women in the music industry are speaking out against powerful men? Like, it's crazy! According to a recent study, 70% of female musicians experience some form of harassment or abuse in their careers 
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Why aren't we seeing more men coming forward about this stuff?
! It's like, we're finally starting to believe women and take them seriously. 
this is so disturbing... like how can someone just do that to another person? 
i feel bad for the producer who went through all that trauma. and sean combs' history of doing stuff like this isn't surprising, but still really sad. 50 months in prison is a slap on the wrist considering what he's accused of. 
mental health issues are no joke too... depression can be so overwhelming. we need to make sure people who do this kind of thing are held accountable and get the help they need too. 
Combs has been in some trouble before but I didn't think it was this bad, depression and mental health issues for the producer, that's not okay 
. It's one thing after another for this guy, isn't it? First, he gets busted for his dirty tricks in prison, now this new string of allegations about assault and trauma. The dude just seems to have a knack for putting people through hell, you know? 
. It raises so many questions about power dynamics and accountability in the entertainment industry...
Let's keep pushing for justice and support for the victims of harassment and assault. 
this is like something straight out of a movie, right? I mean, I've been saying for years that people in power will stop at nothing to get what they want. And now, it seems like Sean Combs is no exception. There's gotta be more to this story than meets the eye... 
It's all so suspicious, you know? And what's with the weird coincidences? Like, how did Combs end up getting transferred to FCI Fort Dix right when this new stuff comes out? 
just when you thought he was done with all the drama... poor guy, been to some dark places in his life, especially after that whole Notorious B.I.G. thing 
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, but now this new info raises serious questions about his judgment & boundaries 
. I guess it just goes to show that even people we admire can have dark secrets 
. The question is, how many more people will come forward and share their stories? 
It seems like he's got a pattern of behavior here that needs to be addressed. The justice system should be holding people accountable for their actions, regardless of how powerful they are 
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. And now there are more people coming forward with similar allegations? Like what even is going on here? 
. We need to make sure that accountability happens and those in positions of power don't think they can get away with this kind of behavior 
. And honestly, how does someone like Sean Combs even get away with this for so long? 
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. i dont think its fair to judge ppl based on their past mistakes, but at da same time, we gotta hold ppl accountable 4 their actions & make sure they're not hurtin others in da process 
. combs is facin some serious fallout right now & it's good 2 see ppl speakin out against him 