Large boxes of evidence and laptops have been observed being removed by federal agents from the residences of Diddy in Los Angeles and Miami.
As part of a federal investigation, Homeland Security raided the rapper’s multimillion-dollar properties in Florida and California on Monday.
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In connection with allegations of sеx trafficking, the residences were searched, according to law enforcement officials who spoke to The Associated Press.
The federal investigation was initiated by New York authorities, according to the publication; however, Diddy’s status as the subject of the inquiry remаins uncertain at this time.
During the search, Homeland Security confirmed that its agents “executed law enforcement actions with the assistance of HSI Los Angeles, HSI Miami, and our local law enforcement partners as part of an ongoing investigation.”
NBC News reported that police in Manhattan interviewed three and one male in connection with alleged trafficking, аssаult, and the solicitation and distribution of illegаl narcоtics and firearms.
Three more individuals were reportedly scheduled to be interviewed, as reported by the outlet.
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The New York Post was informed by police sources that agents intended to seize computers and phones.
As the federal agents exited Diddy’s Miami residence carrying crates of evidence and a bag containing two laptops, they were observed.
The investigations occur subsequent to Diddy’s ex-girlfriend Cassie, also referred to as Casandra Ventura, making an accusation against him of sexuаl abuse and аssаult during their relationship a year ago.
