Sean Combs Accused of Drugging, Sexually Assaulting Woman in New ‘Revenge Porn’ Lawsuit

The rap artist presumably shot the 1991 occurrence and revealed it to others

5 days after Sean Combs and Cassie reached a settlement in the vocalist’s claim versus Combs, in which she implicated him of rape, sex trafficking, and physical abuse, the rap artist and manufacturer is the topic of another claim. The brand-new match, submitted Thursday in the Supreme Court of the State of New York County of New York, implicates Combs of drugging and sexually attacking a previous Syracuse University university student in 1991 and shooting the supposed occurrence. The match declares that Combs then revealed the video to others in an act referred to as “revenge pornography.”

Information of the fit, which was gotten by Wandererstate that after Combs took the female to supper at a Harlem dining establishment in January 1991, he drove her to a recording studio, where she declares she was not able to leave the automobile due to the fact that she had actually been deliberately drugged by Combs, “leading to her being in a physical state where she might not separately stand or stroll.”

The rap artist then apparently took the accuser to where he was remaining and sexually attacked her. According to the suit, Combs, called “P. Diddy,” likewise recorded the act, which a pal of the accuser apparently saw. “Days later on,” the match checks out, “a male pal exposed to her that he had actually seen the ‘sex tape’ together with other guys.”

Through a representative, Diddy rejected the claims in a declaration to TMZ“This last-minute claim is an example of how a well-intentioned law can be switched on its head,” the associate stated.”[The] 32-year-old story is comprised and not reliable. Mr. Combs never ever attacked her and she links business that did not exist. This is simply a cash grab and absolutely nothing more.”

The accuser is looking for undefined damages from Combs, consisting of those to “redress the injuries she has actually suffered as an outcome of being sexually pestered, mistreated, and a victim of vengeance pornography.”

The suit names Combs, his business Bad Boy Entertainment, and Combs Enterprises as offenders. The brand-new claims versus Combs, who established Bad Boy Records in 1992, come simply a day after the previous president of Bad Boy was taken legal action against for supposedly grooming and sexually attacking his assistant. (A Bad Boy representative informedWanderer that they are “examining the accusations, and our leading concern is the security and wellness of our workers.”)