Sean “Ddie” Cobbs: Charge to villas of the well-known rapper as part of a trafficking investigation

Extensive to two luxury property properties of Sean “Diddy” Combs made federal Homeland Security agents in the context of a major trafficking investigation, according to The Associated Press. As reported in the same report police raided Combs’ house, $40 million in the luxury Holmby Hills neighborhood of Los Angeles, as well as his Miami home in the Star Island area as part of the investigation for . However, it is worth noting that the Department of Homeland Security has not named Didi as the focus of the investigation, although the investigation appears to be related to a trafficking case since the New York authorities. The mansion in Los Angeles belongs to Bad Boys Films, part of Bad Boy Entertainment and one of Combs’ daughters. SkyFOX recorded images of people who came out of the house and were then detained. These are the two sons of Puff Diddy, who are detained but have not been arrested. It is noted that rapper has been charged with sexual abuse of women, while accused of drugging young women. In recent months many sexual assault lawsuits have been filed against Combs. In February, a music producer filed a lawsuit claiming that Combs forced him to seek prostitutes and pressured him to have sex with them. Combs Shawn Holley’s lawyer said of these allegations that “we have overwhelming, undeniably proof that his claims are completely lies.” Combs’ former protégé and girlfriend, singer R&B Cassie, sued him in November accusing him of years of sexual abuse, including rape. The lawsuit reported that he forced her to have sex with men for payment while filming it. Another woman accused him of raping her for two decades since she was 17. The former rapper denies the charges and according to TMZ has already escaped to the Caribbean on his private jet. Combs is one of the most important producers and hip-hopper of the last three decades. Formerly known as Puff Daddy, he built one of the largest empires in the hip-hop scene. He is the founder of Bad Boy Records and three-time Grammy Award Winner.