Here's just a short list of some of the charges that are being leveraged against Sean Combs in a single lawsuit which will soon come to light.
The case has plenty of irrefutable evidence including Direct Testimonies and Victim Statements, Financial Records, Electronic Communications, Social Media Data, Video and Audio Recordings, Surveillance Footage, Medical Records, Financial Support and Sponsorship Documents, Legal Documents and Court Records, Confidential Informants and Insider Testimonies, Tax Filings and Financial Audits, and Non-Disclosure Agreements (NDAs) and Contracts.
Association with Organized Crime and Violence:
• Funding and using affiliation with local gangs for securing drugs and guns.
• Execution of RICO Enterprise with threats of violence, including threats to eat Plaintiff’s face, displaying and distributing guns, bragging about having law enforcement under control, murdering people, and bribing witnesses and jurors in criminal cases.
Involvement in Drug and Gun Distribution:
• Direct involvement in the distribution of drugs and guns out of his homes in LA and Miami.
Sexual Assault and Harassment:
• Frightening and placing Plaintiff in apprehension of harm through physical and sexual assault.
• Forcibly touching and attempting to touch Plaintiff’s intimate areas without consent.
• Violent physical behavior and unwelcome sexual advances towards Plaintiff.
Premises Liability for Sexual Assault Committed by Others:
• Failing to prevent sexual assault on his premises by individuals such as Jane Doe 1 (Yung Miami’s Cousin) and Cuba Gooding Jr.
• Acting with disregard to Plaintiff’s safety and well-being during such incidents.
Sex Trafficking and Violation of the Trafficking Victims’ Protection Act:
• Knowingly participating in, aiding, and benefiting from a sex trafficking venture.
• Recruiting, enticing, and obtaining individuals for commercial sex acts through force, fraud, and coercion.
• Concealment and obstruction related to sex trafficking activities, including failure to file taxes related to financial transactions within the sex trafficking venture.
Negligent Infliction of Emotional Distress (NIED):
• Engaging in conduct that created an unreasonable risk of causing emotional distress to Plaintiff.
• Actions foreseeably leading to severe emotional distress to Plaintiff.
Intentional Infliction of Emotional Distress (IIED):
• Engaging in extreme and outrageous conduct that exceeds the bounds of decency.
• Conduct specifically intended to cause severe emotional distress to Plaintiff.
Obstruction of Enforcement of the Trafficking Victims’ Protection Act:
• Obstructing, attempting to obstruct, interfering with, and preventing the enforcement of laws against sex trafficking.
• Providing financial support and concealing transactions to aid the continuity of sex trafficking ventures, thus preventing the detection and enforcement of violations.
Failure to Prevent Harassment and Assault:
• Negligence in providing a safe environment on his premises, leading to assaults and harassment.
• Lack of adequate security measures to protect guests and employees from harm.
Involvement in Racketeering Activity:
• Engaging in patterns of racketeering activity including mail and wire fraud to acquire drugs, firearms, and exploit labor without compensation.
Use of Minors in Illegal Activities:
• Involvement of minors in drug trafficking, gun trafficking, and sexual activities.
Privacy Violations:
• Alleged use of hidden cameras to record individuals without their consent.
Employment Exploitation:
• Nonpayment for work, false promises of payment, and exploitation of labor under false pretenses.
Use of Coercion in Sexual Activities:
• Coercing individuals into sexual activities through threats, manipulation, or under the influence of drugs.
Sponsorship and Facilitation of Illegal Activities:
• Facilitating and sponsoring events or activities where illegal activities, including drug use and sexual exploitation, occurred.
Intimidation and Coercion:
The case has plenty of irrefutable evidence including Direct Testimonies and Victim Statements, Financial Records, Electronic Communications, Social Media Data, Video and Audio Recordings, Surveillance Footage, Medical Records, Financial Support and Sponsorship Documents, Legal Documents and Court Records, Confidential Informants and Insider Testimonies, Tax Filings and Financial Audits, and Non-Disclosure Agreements (NDAs) and Contracts.
Association with Organized Crime and Violence:
• Funding and using affiliation with local gangs for securing drugs and guns.
• Execution of RICO Enterprise with threats of violence, including threats to eat Plaintiff’s face, displaying and distributing guns, bragging about having law enforcement under control, murdering people, and bribing witnesses and jurors in criminal cases.
Involvement in Drug and Gun Distribution:
• Direct involvement in the distribution of drugs and guns out of his homes in LA and Miami.
Sexual Assault and Harassment:
• Frightening and placing Plaintiff in apprehension of harm through physical and sexual assault.
• Forcibly touching and attempting to touch Plaintiff’s intimate areas without consent.
• Violent physical behavior and unwelcome sexual advances towards Plaintiff.
Premises Liability for Sexual Assault Committed by Others:
• Failing to prevent sexual assault on his premises by individuals such as Jane Doe 1 (Yung Miami’s Cousin) and Cuba Gooding Jr.
• Acting with disregard to Plaintiff’s safety and well-being during such incidents.
Sex Trafficking and Violation of the Trafficking Victims’ Protection Act:
• Knowingly participating in, aiding, and benefiting from a sex trafficking venture.
• Recruiting, enticing, and obtaining individuals for commercial sex acts through force, fraud, and coercion.
• Concealment and obstruction related to sex trafficking activities, including failure to file taxes related to financial transactions within the sex trafficking venture.
Negligent Infliction of Emotional Distress (NIED):
• Engaging in conduct that created an unreasonable risk of causing emotional distress to Plaintiff.
• Actions foreseeably leading to severe emotional distress to Plaintiff.
Intentional Infliction of Emotional Distress (IIED):
• Engaging in extreme and outrageous conduct that exceeds the bounds of decency.
• Conduct specifically intended to cause severe emotional distress to Plaintiff.
Obstruction of Enforcement of the Trafficking Victims’ Protection Act:
• Obstructing, attempting to obstruct, interfering with, and preventing the enforcement of laws against sex trafficking.
• Providing financial support and concealing transactions to aid the continuity of sex trafficking ventures, thus preventing the detection and enforcement of violations.
Failure to Prevent Harassment and Assault:
• Negligence in providing a safe environment on his premises, leading to assaults and harassment.
• Lack of adequate security measures to protect guests and employees from harm.
Involvement in Racketeering Activity:
• Engaging in patterns of racketeering activity including mail and wire fraud to acquire drugs, firearms, and exploit labor without compensation.
Use of Minors in Illegal Activities:
• Involvement of minors in drug trafficking, gun trafficking, and sexual activities.
Privacy Violations:
• Alleged use of hidden cameras to record individuals without their consent.
Employment Exploitation:
• Nonpayment for work, false promises of payment, and exploitation of labor under false pretenses.
Use of Coercion in Sexual Activities:
• Coercing individuals into sexual activities through threats, manipulation, or under the influence of drugs.
Sponsorship and Facilitation of Illegal Activities:
• Facilitating and sponsoring events or activities where illegal activities, including drug use and sexual exploitation, occurred.
Intimidation and Coercion:
• Use of intimidation tactics to silence victims or witnesses and to maintain control over individuals.
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BCA, Fillmore County Sheriff’s Office seeking public help in locating wanted fugitive
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