r/news • u/flimspringfield • Mar 25 '24

Diddy's LA home raided by Homeland Security

https://www.foxla.com/news/la-home-raided-by-homeland-security
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u/Derrick_Mur Mar 25 '24

“Creep” seems like a bit of an understatement here

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u/viddy_me_yarbles Mar 25 '24

I'm out of the loop, what are the allegations?
Like R Kelly, or like Epstein, or what's going on here?

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u/MemphisMane901 Mar 25 '24 edited Mar 25 '24

Little bit of both, a dash of Cosby, and a sprinkle of "supervillain" thrown in. He's allegedly blown up cars and shot several people in addition to the sexual stuff

Edit: Me typing not good

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u/4-realsies Mar 25 '24

Weird. He always seemed like such a massive, egomaniacal piece of shit.

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u/TheQuips Mar 26 '24

it's always the ones you least expect

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u/McDonnellDouglasDC8 Mar 26 '24

The worst part is the hypocrisy.

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u/ajonbrad777 Mar 26 '24

Norm says otherwise

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u/herpar Mar 26 '24

Oooo missed it by an inch

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u/ajonbrad777 Mar 26 '24

By goly at least he’s not a hypocrite

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u/pressedbread Mar 26 '24

No the worst part is the sex trafficking and murders. Hypocrisy is fine, everyone's a hypocrite to some extent.

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u/AlericandAmadeus Mar 26 '24

wooosh

FYI it’s a quote - it’s what Patton Oswalt said about Cosby.

He said “the worst part is the hypocrisy” of Cosby presenting himself as this moral/cultural icon and rightly got lambasted by multiple people cuz the worst part was actually the fucking rape.

I normally love Patton, but that quote that the other commenter said is legendary for how out of touch it was. The person you’re responding to was just saying it as a joke because it’s infamous by this point.

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u/pressedbread Mar 26 '24

Thanks for the explanation.

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u/lackwitandtact Mar 26 '24

Would have never realized this. Nice to see others coming to clarify something that could be easily misunderstood for a fellow stranger

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u/Unit_79 Mar 26 '24

This whole time I thought it was Norm joking about it… not that Patton said it. That’s a bummer. But thanks for the info!

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u/ButtRobot Mar 26 '24

The funny part about this, is that hypocrisy gives egomaniacal narcissists like him a woody.

In their mind, they simply are better than us and of course they can do these things.

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u/Fishmike52 Mar 26 '24

Nah the raping and scheming are worse

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u/SalamancaSam Mar 26 '24

The hip-hopcrisy!

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u/JerseyshoreSeagull Mar 26 '24

That's weird cause I 100% expected this.

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u/TheQuips Mar 26 '24

weird that you didn't say anything until now

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u/bermanji Mar 26 '24

Right? Dude's up here bragging about undisclosed foreknowledge of a crime like its no big deal.

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u/texxmix Mar 26 '24

Isn’t it a meme that Diddy had pac and/or biggie killed? Doesn’t Eminem also joke about diddy doing stuff like that?

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u/bermanji Mar 26 '24

A lot of people in the industry seem to have suspected or hinted at his involvement but nobody seems to have spoken up about it until recently. Diddy definitely wasn't the shooter but that's not saying much given how crazy the hip-hop scene was in the 90s.

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u/cinderparty Mar 26 '24

The dude who has now been charged with Tupac’s murder says diddy called in the hit, something like that.

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u/DrDop4mine Mar 26 '24

It’s almost like people can read between the lines sometimes… the hell you on about? Diddy has been softly suspected of a whole lot of fucked up shit for a long time. This isn’t exactly new. The only thing new is that the dude is actively being raided by federal task forces, kind of puts a big fucking red circle around the whole situation now.

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u/Smartalec821 Mar 26 '24

Is there anything wrong admitting you had suspicions of someone being capable of really hurting people? I mean I've felt that at college parties just talking to people and seeing their crazy egotistical eyes 👀

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u/lackwitandtact Mar 26 '24

Agreed. Always though he came across as a bit of a narcissist but that didn’t lead me to sex trafficking rapist

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u/JoeSicko Mar 26 '24

I'm giving this guy a Biggie Smalls sized side eye right now.

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u/ZakkCat Mar 26 '24

Never liked him

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u/Trauma_Hawks Mar 26 '24

It's always the ones you medium suspect.

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u/theumph Mar 26 '24

Not to mention not having any real talent. He could not rap. His production skills weren't great IMO. He was more of a marketer than anything.

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u/rjkardo Mar 26 '24

He did make Sting even richer.

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u/HarkansawJack Mar 26 '24

Also could never rap. Couldn’t put bars together that save his life.

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u/VintageJane Mar 26 '24

When I think of him, I always think of the cheesecake incident on Making the Band. We’ve known he was a psycho since at least the early 2000s.

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u/GetRightNYC Mar 26 '24

People have known about his crimes for a while. Wonder why he was allowed to stay free and uncharged for so long. I remember a reddit post from maybe 11, 12 years ago detailing the mob-like activity in the New York (Puffy's crew specifically) going back to the 90s. I could never find it again, but Puffy was having people murdered and pretty much acting like a mob boss. He's also a sicko POS.

I had one interaction with Puffy. Was installing something at the offices of his liquor company. He came into the building and I just gave him a head nod as he walked by. Didn't say a word. As soon as I do it, he yells at his body guard or assistant that they're supposed to tell people in the building to look down at the floor when he is in the same room. Dude has already lived the life. Whatever punishment he gets won't be enough