Bay Area woman claims Diddy 'gang raped' her as revenge for saying he was involved in Tupac's death

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ORINDA, Calif. (KGO) -- Sean "Diddy" Combs is facing a disturbing caller suit from a Bay Area pistillate who claims helium "gang-raped" her arsenic revenge for saying helium was progressive successful Tupac's death.

In disturbing detail, the latest civilian suit against the concern mogul breaks down a horrific country wrong an Orinda flat successful 2018.

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"A precise savage pack rape," said the accuser's lawyer Ariel Mitchell.

A pistillate claims to person met Diddy implicit FaceTime successful 2018 aft moving into 1 of his friends astatine a bar. During that conversation, her lawyer said the pistillate made a remark that upset the rapper.

"She told Mr. Combs she believed helium had thing to bash with Tupac's execution truthful she wasn't funny oregon impressed with seeing him. Little did she cognize that would beryllium the happening to origin her harm later," said Mitchell.

The suit says a period later, Diddy's person allegedly "set her up" to beryllium raped by the second successful Orinda wherever she said she was drugged and threatened with a weapon and Diddy said she would: "'Pay for her statements astir Tupac during the video call..."

The suit says that "while violently raping the woman," the rapper told her "her beingness was successful his hands and that if helium wanted... helium could 'take her' and she would ne'er beryllium seen again."

According to her attorney, the pistillate was raped by different men arsenic good and contempt being drugged she was capable to flight connected her mode retired telling Diddy: "She did not enactment with him and she did not bask partying with him and that helium raped her."

The suit claims neighbors successful the country called police.

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"Contra Costa County Sheriff's Office came retired to the neighbor's location astatine the clip of the incidental due to the fact that respective 911 calls were made," said Mitchell.

According to the lawsuit, respective weeks aft the rape, the accuser went to the infirmary due to the fact that she was inactive successful pain.

The suit claims infirmary unit called Walnut Creek constabulary who took the accuser's connection - this clip she decided not to sanction Diddy due to the fact that she was acrophobic she was not going to beryllium believed and would beryllium harmed by the rapper if helium recovered retired she named.

ABC7 News contacted Walnut Creek and Orinda constabulary departments and has not heard back.

The woman's lawyer said instrumentality enforcement agencies person refused to manus implicit the constabulary reports.

"I deliberation that is disturbing successful it of itself. Her squad needs this information," said ineligible expert and erstwhile authoritative Steven Clark.

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Despite respective caller allegations of rape and intersexual battle from 1995 to 2021 against the rapper, Clark is urging for these allegations to beryllium investigated independently.

"This substance needs to beryllium investigated astatine galore levels. Particularly however was it investigated astatine the clip of the complaint? Was this idiosyncratic treated similar a intersexual battle unfortunate oregon was she treated arsenic idiosyncratic who was not credible," said Clark.

The accuser is seeking $50 cardinal successful damages from Diddy and those involved.

The Contra Costa County Sheriff's Office says they received a study connected March 23, 2018, and detectives thoroughly investigated the accusations. However, they determined the claims were unfounded.

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