Hotel security says Diddy feared 2016 hotel assault video would ‘ruin him’ / Global
Tuesday, June 3, 2025, 3:22 pm
In a courtroom twist that seems straight out of a tabloid, hotel security testified that Sean “Diddy” Combs was terrified the 2016 assault video would ruin him. The revelation, delivered amid mounting legal scrutiny, offers a peculiar glimpse into the mogul’s frantic damage control.
Eddy Garcia, 33, testified to a jury that Combs made the comment repeatedly in March 2016, soon after the attack, as he tried to buy what he hoped was the only copy of the video.
NEW YORK (AP) — Sean “Diddy” Combs told a former Los Angeles hotel guard it would ruin his career if a security video of the hip-hop mogul kicking and dragging R&B singer Casandra “ Cassie ” Ventura in 2016 was made public, the security specialist testified Tuesday at Combs’ federal sex…
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