The legal troubles for Sean "Diddy" Combs continue as Adria English, who recently filed a lawsuit accusing the music mogul of sex trafficking, has now filed a police report detailing her allegations. Last week, English submitted her report to the Miami Beach Police Department, according to TMZ.
The police report, however, has not led to an investigation into human trafficking or other criminal activities due to insufficient evidence. The report has been forwarded to federal authorities, who are already investigating multiple claims against Diddy.
English, also known by her adult film stage name Omunique, claims in her lawsuit that Diddy hired her for sexual services at his parties. She alleges that he demanded oral sex from her boyfriend in exchange for a modeling opportunity and later pressured her into working as a go-go dancer at one of his Hamptons parties in 2004.
In the lawsuit, English accuses Diddy of grooming her for sex trafficking and forcing her into sexual acts with prominent figures, including celebrity jeweler Jacob Arabo. She has provided photographic evidence of her participation in Diddy's parties.
Diddy’s attorney, Jonathan Davis, has denied the allegations, calling them unsubstantiated.
As the legal saga unfolds, English’s lawyer, Ariel Mitchell, expressed cautious optimism and indicated plans to file a similar report in New York City.
