confirmed<\/a> that they\u2019re looking into \u201cnew\u201d allegations of sexual assault launched against Sean \u201cDiddy\u201d Combs after receiving a report on Friday from another police department.<\/p>\nThe Los Angeles County Sheriff\u2019s Department said they were contacted by a department in Largo, Florida, where the alleged victim lives. The victim\u2019s allegations stem from a 2020 incident, according to authorities from the L.A. County Sheriff\u2019s Department Special Victims Bureau, who will handle the investigation.<\/p>\n
A spokesperson for the Largo, Florida, police department told ABC News<\/em> that the department assisted the East Los Angeles Sheriff\u2019s Office with an investigation into Combs, but that it isn\u2019t investigating any alleged crimes independently.<\/p>\nAccording to the spokesperson per ABC News<\/em>, Largo police took a report in September from a man who claims Combs sexually assaulted him in 2020. While the victim\u2019s name is redacted on the police report, music producer Jonathan Hay identified himself as the complainant in a since-removed social media post. Hay also confirmed he was one of the John Does who filed a civil lawsuit against Combs in July.<\/p>\nAccording to Hay\u2019s police report, Combs masturbated in front of Hay and asked the producer to \u201cfinish him off\u201d in February 2020. Hay said he was in a state of shock and didn\u2019t respond, and then Combs allegedly threw a \u201csemen-stained shirt\u201d at him.<\/h4>\n
The report also details an incident that allegedly took place in March 2021, in which Hay says C.J. Wallace\u2014son of the late Notorious B.I.G.\u2014took him to a location where two men put something like a bag over Hay\u2019s head. Then, Combs entered the room and allegedly forced Hay to perform oral sex on him.<\/p>\n
To corroborate his story, Hay provided Largo police with pictures and videos to show he was working with C.J. Wallace on a music project, which he said led to him being introduced to Combs. Ultimately, he said, this led to the alleged incidents.<\/p>\n
Last week, Wallace filed a counterclaim against Hay in Florida court, denying what he called \u201cwildly false and defamatory allegations\u201d as part of a \u201ccalculated smear campaign\u201d to damage his reputation. Hay\u2019s complaint requests a jury trial as well as compensatory and punitive damages.<\/p>\n
Combs is currently serving 50 months in prison<\/a> following his sentencing in October, after being found guilty in July on two counts of transportation to engage in prostitution.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n