Sean “Diddy” Combs brought three handguns to a famous diner after learning that his record executive rival Suge Knight would be there, the music mogul’s former personal assistant testified.
David James, who worked for Diddy from May 2007 through May 2009, told a New York federal court Tuesday about an incident from November 2008 at Mel’s Drive-in, a famous diner chain in Los Angeles. James was on the witness stand Tuesday in the sex trafficking trial for Diddy. He is facing accusation he abused and coerced women for years to fulfill his sexual desires. His trial has featured explosive testimony detailing his alleged anger, jealously, drug use and sexual habits all to further his efforts.
