Diddy named in another lawsuit accusing him of raping a woman when she was a babysitter

Diddy named in another lawsuit accusing him of raping a woman when she was a babysitter

Shamed music head honcho, Sean “Diddy” Brushes has been named a respondent in another claim blaming him for rape.

In the protest documented in New York, the offended party, just distinguished as Jane Doe, claims Brushes assaulted her in 2000 when she was a 16-year-old secondary school understudy.

The informer, who says she resided in Lower Manhattan with her folks at that point, claims that she was functioning as a sitter in an apartment complex where Brushes’ anonymous better half likewise resided when she experienced the music head honcho and two different men who evidently worked for him.

Brushes inquired as to whether she needed a ride home over and over, the protest charges, before she ultimately got in his vehicle in the wake of denying a few times.

The offended party says she previously became frightened when she was not dropped off at home. She guarantees that she was then offered a beverage to “quiet her down,” which made her vibe “sluggish” and “temperamental.”

The offended party claims she was taken to one more area by the Terrible Kid Records pioneer and his two representatives, who are not named in that frame of mind, before Brushes assaulted her.

The offended party says she was then brought back home and left in the anteroom of her apartment complex.

Brushes has now been named as a litigant in excess of 30 claims blaming him for sexual wrongdoing.

Brushes’ lawyers denied the charges in a proclamation to Individuals.

“Regardless of the number of claims that are documented, it won’t change the way that Mr. Brushes has never physically attacked, or sex dealt anybody — man or lady, grown-up or minor,” his legitimate group said. “We face a daily reality such that anybody can record a claim under any condition. Luckily, a fair and unbiased legal cycle exists to track down reality, and Mr. Brushes is certain he will win in court.”

Brushes is right now in a correctional facility in Brooklyn as he anticipates his preliminary on government sex wrongdoing charges, which is booked for May. He has argued not liable.