Majority of producer Rodney Jones’ statements against Sean ‘Diddy’ Combs in Sexual Assault St a

A judge in New York has dismissed many of the producer Rodney “Lil Rod” Jones’ claims against Sean “Diddy” Combsper court document obtained by people on Monday 24 March. Jones submitted a sexual abuse of $ 30 million and sexual harassment against Combs In February 2024.

In his 73-sided archiving, Jones claimed that Comb’s sexually harassed, drugged and threatened him while working on Combs’ Love Album from September 2022 to November 2023. The music producer also claimed that Combs and others as Combs hired sexually attacked him.

Combs’ adult son, Justin; his chief of staff, Kristina Khorram; Universal Music Group’s CEO Sir Lucian Grainge; And former Motown Records CEO Ethiopia Habtemariam is also called a respondent in Jones archiving.

In August Combs submitted a suggestion to dismiss Jones’s trial that Comb’s lawyer Erica Wolff called it “pure fiction.”

Judge J. Paul Oetken granted the proposal partly and denied it partly on Monday.

Jones’ Rico (Racketeer affected and corrupt organizations) charges were rejected because the judge found that he failed to prove that there was a link between Combs and his company’s alleged racketeing behavior, and Jones did not receive payment for his work at work Love album. “The court cannot identify such a causal connection,” wrote judge Oetken and added, “defendant’s alleged gender, drug and arms trade …

Jones also sued Combs, Combs’ Chief of Staff, Kristina Khorram and Combs Global over an alleged violation of TVPA (Trafficking victim Protection Act), which prohibits the threat of violence, fraud and coercion “to get the person to get involved in a commercial sex team.”

Jones’ TVPa ​​claims against Comb’s global were dismissed. Judge Oetken did not, however, dismissed the charges against Combs or Khorram and wrote that Jones’s trial contains several specific examples of incidents Combs alleged “recruited or attracted Jones to request and perform sex documents with commercial workers” and are said to “transported Jones across state and international borders to do so.”

Jones claimed he was drugged during the alleged cases and often woke up in bed with sex workers. He claimed that when he lived with Combs while working on the album, he was subjected to “constantly undesirable and unauthorized famling and moving …” for “commercial” purposes. He claimed that Combs made promises of Jones’s career and economy to make Jones “accept this unwanted behavior.”

Jones specifically accused Combs of sexual abuse, claiming he “touched and groping him”, and provided “specific cases of unwanted sexual contact.” For example, he claimed that Combs drew and slept with him in Comb’s ‘Miami home in February 2023. Judge Oetken decided that Jones’ sexual abuse claims were “sufficient to indicate a probable claim” and did not dismiss the accusation.

The judge also decided not to reject Jones’s claim to premises, which were based on Jones’s accusations that he was sexually attacked several times on Comb’s properties. Judge Oetken noted, “Combs had both possession and control over the premises.”

Since Jones did not “sufficiently invoke” that he had serious emotional problems, his claim was dismissed of negligent and deliberate supply of emotional complaints against Combs.

Finally, Jones was dismissed by contract claims, which came from his accusations that he was not paid for his work on the album. The judge pointed to New York’s statute on fraud saying that a contract that cannot be completed within a year is not enforceable unless it is in writing. Although the defendants could not be performed for a year, Jones and Comb’s team seemed to have an oral agreement.

Even in court documents, the judge issued a warning to Jones’s lawyer, Tyrone Blackburn, because of his “worrying” behavior, adds, “Blackburn’s applications are filled with incorrect statements on law, final accusations and inappropriate ad hominem attacks on opposite advice.”

“A win is a win,” Blackburn tells People about the judge’s decision and adds that he “looks forward to the discovery.”

Combs are currently being held in the Brooklyn Metropolitan Detention Center on independent accusations. He was were arrested in September 2024 and charged with transport to get involved in prostitution, racketeering and sex trafficking. His The trial is scheduled to begin on May 5.

If you or someone you know has been attacked sexually, please contact the national hotline for sexual abuse of 1-800-656-Hope (4673) or go to rainn.org.