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A new lawsuit claims that a professional athlete allegedly intervened to stop a drunk Sean “Diddy” Combs from sexually assaulting a luxury car businessman at one of his celebrity-filled parties. The alleged victim,“John Doe,” states that the incident took place during a launch party for Combs’ vodka brand around 2022, according to court documents. The businessman, who operates a Los Angeles-based company renting luxury cars and jewelry, alleges that Combs took off his pants and exposed himself after inviting the guest into his private office during the event.

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After further research about this claim I found it to be true, multiple news sites have collectively come to the same consensus that Sean Combs sexually assaulted a man. You did a good job summarizing the NY Post article with the key components of the claim with evidence.

https://www.independent.co.uk/news/world/americas/crime/professional-athlete-diddy-assault-lawsuit-b2633822.html
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