Well -known rapper Sean "Diddy" Kombs found himself at the epicenter of the scandal, faced with a wave of new charges of sexual abuse. The lawyer Tony Buzbey has announced that he represents the interests of 120 people who accuse the artist for various crimes, including sexual abuse and rape.
At a Tuesday, a Tuesday, a Texas lawyer Tony Buzbey stated that he represented 120 accusers who blame the tycoon for entertainment concerning events more than 20 years ago.
"We will expose the manuals that contributed to such behavior at the closed doors. We will deal with this issue, regardless of who is indicating the evidence," Bubbie said during a press conference.
"Many influential people ... Many dirty secrets," the lawyer said. He added that his team "collected photos, videos, texts".
Buzbi added that the charges would include: "cruel sexual violence or rape, promoting sex with controlled substances, spreading videos, sexual abuse of minors."
"This is a long list, but because of the nature of this case, we are going to make sure that the devil is taken to make sure that we are right before we do it," continued the Building. "These names are shocking you."
The lawyer said that more than 3,000 people came to his office against Combs, and that he plans to start filing claims in different states for the next 30 days. He added that the names of other defendants would be called later.
Among this new group of prosecutors, 62% have been identifying themselves as African Americans, and they are native to more than 25 states, most of whom from New York, California, Georgia and Florida. Buzby said that 25 accusers were minors at the time of the expected incidents, some of which were in 1991. The lawyer also stated that one of the accusers was only 9 years at the time of the incident.
"As Kombs's legal team emphasized, he cannot consider every unreasonable accusation that he has become a reckless media tortoise. However, Mr. Kombs is decisively and categorically denied how a false and defamatory statement that he has subjected to sexual abuse of any statement. He is looking forward to proving his innocence and justify himself in court if and when claims are sued, where the truth is established on the basis of evidence rather than speculation. "
Currently, the Kombs is in custody at the Metropolitan Center for Demand in Brooklyn in New York, after the prosecutors of the Southern New York District have been charged with trafficking in human beings for sexual exploitation, racketing and transporting people for prostitution. The COMBS did not plead guilty, and his lawyers stated that he was innocent at all points of the prosecution.
The Combs was twice denied by bail, but on Monday, his legal team, which now includes lawyer Alexander Shapiro, shadows Geragos and Mark Agnifilo, filed the first documents before appeal to the pledge.
Many claims against Combs have been filed in New York, where the law on the protection of victims of gender-motivated violence, which allows people to sue sexual abuse, even after the limitation period.
