A woman from the Bay Area recently filed a lawsuit against Sean "Diddy" Combs, accusing him of orchestrating a brutal assault in response to her comments about his alleged involvement in Tupac's death. The incident, which allegedly took place in an Orinda apartment in 2018, has become a central focus of the lawsuit. The complaint describes a disturbing scene where the woman was drugged, threatened, and gang-raped, supposedly as retaliation for her remarks during a FaceTime conversation with Diddy.

The lawsuit claims that the woman had met Diddy's friend at a bar, leading to the initial FaceTime conversation. During this call, the woman allegedly said she believed Diddy had a role in Tupac’s murder, which she believed led to the assault. According to her attorney, Ariel Mitchell, the woman was later set up by Diddy's friend to be raped, with Diddy himself allegedly participating in the attack and threatening her life.

Neighbors in the area reportedly called the police after hearing disturbances, but the woman did not initially name Diddy out of fear. She later went to the hospital, and although she didn't name Diddy to the police at that time, she is now seeking $50 million in damages from him and others involved. The lawsuit also alleges that law enforcement refused to provide police reports related to the incident.

Experts argue that the claims need to be thoroughly investigated to determine if the woman was treated as a credible victim. The case raises questions about the handling of such allegations and the potential bias against victims who are afraid to come forward.

Woman Sues Diddy, Claims Assault Over Tupac Comment

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