Diddy's Location Remains Unknown Following Federal Raids on His LA and Miami Homes
Sean 'Diddy' Combs remains missing following coordinated federal raids on his Los Angeles and Miami homes amid a federal sex trafficking investigation and multiple sexual assault lawsuits.
The music mogul's private jet, LoveAir LLC, was tracked making several stops before landing in Antigua, though Combs was not aboard. He was last seen "pacing back and forth" at Miami-Opa Locka Executive Airport, where officials reportedly seized his phones before his departure to the Caribbean.
During the raids, federal agents questioned several individuals, including Combs' sons Justin (30) and Christian "King" (25) outside his production company's property in Los Angeles' Holmby Hills neighborhood.
Brendan Paul, a Combs associate recently accused of being his "drug mule," was arrested by Miami-Dade police and Homeland Security agents. Paul faces charges for cocaine possession and possession of a controlled substance, being held on two $2,500 bonds.
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The exact nature of the federal investigation remains unclear, though Homeland Security's involvement suggests a probe into federal sex trafficking allegations following numerous civil lawsuits. Rodney Jones' lawsuit claims extensive video and audio evidence of illegal activities, including drug distribution through TSA checkpoints.
Combs has denied all allegations but has stepped down from Revolt TV and sold his ownership stake. He also reached a private settlement with Diageo, ending his involvement with DeLeón Tequila and Cîroc Vodka brands.
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