The former Commercial Partner of Sean Diddy combs, Kirk Burrowes, has hit the rapper with a demand, claiming sexual abuse that covered more than a decade.
Burrowes’ lawyer, Tyrone Blackburn, filed an 18 -page complaint against the combs on Friday in New York City.
Burrowes, the partner co -founder and former president of Bad Boy Entertainment, said he suffered a “deeply disturbing pattern” of sexual abuse, coercion, violence and intimidation for years.
The Court documents cite “predatory” actions made towards the burrows and a general promotion of a “toxic environment of coercion, fear and psychological manipulation”. People’s magazine reported.
The complaint also listed “repeated sexual harassment, physical aggression and forced compliance with degrading sexual acts”, including “unwanted sexual advances” such as “naked, sexual connotations, voyeurism and acts of exhibitionism”, and added that some of the meetings were held during their business meetings.
In addition, the music tycoon has also been accused of subjecting burrows to a “control campaign, resorting to physical violence, blackmail, professional sabotage and financial extortion”, hoping that burrows granting a 25% property participation in the entertainment of Bad Boy.
The complaint of February 28, Burrowes occurs two days after he filed a separate lawsuit against Comong’s mother, Janice Comink, claiming that she illegally took control of her 25% participation in Bad Boy after the supposed threat of physical violence of the combs.
For not versed, this is not the first time that Burrowes has faced the dishonored rapper.
He previously filed a lawsuit against the combs for an alleged 1996 incident in 2003, but the previous complaint was finally dismissed.
Meanwhile, the combs legal team has broken silence about the recent legal movement of Burrowes in a statement issued to People’s magazine.
“This last lawsuit filed by Kirk Burrowes, presented by nothing less than Tyrone Blackburn, is another frivolous attempt to rehabilitate the statements that have been repeatedly thrown from the court in the last 30 years.”
“Despite the repeated layoffs, Burrowes and Blackburn intend to waste the time and resources of the Court by rejecting the dismissed claims and now drag the 80 -year -old mother of Mr. combs to this,” they added.
Combs has also been scheduled for a May trial for federal criminal charges, such as sex trafficking and transport to participate in prostitution. The music tycoon is located in the Metropolitan Detention Center in the previous Brooklyn. It also faces more than a dozen civil demands of multiple men and women who allege sexual abuse.
