Sean “Diddy” Combs is facing another abuse allegation. Media Take Out learned that the L.A. Times is alleging that the former record label head allegedly assaulted a woman – in front of his employees.
Last month, Diddy’s former girlfriend Casandra Ventura, the singer known as Cassie, accused him of r*** and forcing her to have s** with male pros***utes in front of him, along with repeated physical assaults. Diddy paid Cassie off, a reported $100 million.
One former employee, Kirk Burrowes, said, “He had that propensity for violence way back then.” Kirk co-founded Bad Boy Entertainment with Combs in 1992 and served as its president until Diddy fired him in 1997. “It just wasn’t as well known. It’s almost like it was part of his operating manual. He was so traumatizing to women.”
There’s more:
Kirk says that in 1994, Diddy physically assaulted a woman at the Bad Boy offices, breaking a glass coffee table in the altercation.
“They were entangled and I had to pull him off of her,” Burrowes said. Another Bad Boy employee who witnessed the incident and requested anonymity for fear of retaliation confirmed Burrowes’ account to The Times. “He was hitting and punching her,” the former employee said.
The woman allegedly assaulted by Combs could not be reached for comment by the L.A. Times.
