Diddy case: In new accusation against the rapper, man says he was drugged and raped in car

An alleged victim of P. Diddy spoke publicly for the first time this Wednesday (11), in an interview with American CNN. Under the fictitious name John Doe, the man said he was drugged and raped by the rapper while working as a bouncer at one of his parties.

“At first he was incredibly friendly, very polite,” said the man, who filed formal charges against the rapper in October. He is represented by attorney Tony Buzbee, who is leading several of the charges against Diddy.

In the interview, the alleged victim had her voice distorted and her face blacked out to protect her identity. He claims to have been hired by a third-party company to work as security at one of Diddy’s famous “White Parties” in 2007.

At one point during the party, Diddy himself approached him and offered him a drink and then another. He accepted. “When the first drink started to take effect, I remember thinking, ‘Wow, that’s strong’. It wasn’t until I was finishing the second drink that I realized there was something wrong with those drinks. It was already too late,” reported the man.

“Unfortunately, Sean Combs was watching me from somewhere. Once he saw that I was already defenseless and made sure I was in a position of power, he took advantage of the situation,” he narrated.

Diddy then allegedly forced the man into an SUV, laid him face down and raped him. He reports that he tried to free himself, but had no strength due to the effect of the drug, which he believes to be GHB.

“I was screaming and asking him to stop, it was incredibly painful and he acted like it was nothing. He seemed disconnected from what he was doing. It was unbelievably abusive,” he said.

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Diddy has been imprisoned in New York since September and faces multiple charges on suspicion of sex trafficking, sexual abuse, rape and coercion. He denies all accusations.

CNN claims that Diddy’s defense did not comment on the testimony. In October, when the lawsuit was filed along with several other cases, the artist’s lawyers sent a statement to the American press saying that he is innocent.

“Mr. Combs and his legal team have full confidence in the facts and the integrity of justice. In court, the truth will prevail. Sean Combs has never raped anyone, not adults, not children, not men, not women,” the statement read.