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Need to know
- Sean “Diddy” Combs showed up in court on Monday to start week 2 of its trial
- His ex-girlfriend Cassie’s foreign best friend testified that she witnessed him attacking her on several occasions
- He got the woman to sign a $ 30,000 agreement that does not reveal so that she would not talk about the incident, she claimed
After Sean “Diddy” Combs brutally attacked Casandra “Cassie” Ventura In a hotel lobby in 2016, he turned out to her apartment and tried to break down her door with a hammer, her friend testified.
After the attack, caught on a hotel video camera that showed him kick her, pull her and throw an object on her, Ventura had a black eye, her friend Kerry Morgan told a courtroom in Manhattan on Monday 19 May.
“She had her hooded jersey over her head and she was kind and dropped the bags,” Morgan said.
About 30 minutes later, Morgan testified, Combs appeared to Ventura’s apartment and tried to break down her door with a hammer.
“He hit the door with a hammer to try to open it,” she testified. “He screamed. I could hear him.”
At one point, Combs attacked Morgan himself with a wooden meadow.
“He came up behind me and suffocated me and boomeran a wooden hanger around my head,” Morgan testified, according to the outlet.
She eventually signed an agreement on non-disclosure with Combs for $ 30,000, she testified.
Morgan’s testimony came on the sixth day of Comb’s sex trading and racketeering.
Jurors were in court for the sixth day on Monday and listened to accounts from several witnesses including Ventura herself, Danity Kane Band member Dawn And a sex worker who claims he saw Ventura after hearing Combs allegedly attacking her.
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