The Canadian prime minister may be in serious trouble.
Attorney Tony Buzbee filed five more lawsuits against Sean “Diddy” Combs while Combs is in custody on federal charges. One lawsuit was on behalf of a Jane Doe who alleges she was sexually assaulted as a child at an afterparty. Law&Crime’s Jesse Weber @jessecordweber reports. pic.twitter.com/ayavRm6MhA
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A lawyer representing alleged victims of Sean Combs aka P Diddy is vowing to release the names of his accomplices in the near future, according to a report by Fox News.
This has lead to speculation that Canadian prime minister Justin Trudeau could one of those accomplices.
Tony Buzbee, head of a Houston-based law firm, is representing 120 alleged victims of Diddy in civil court.
“I expect that there are a lot of nervous people right now who are searching their memories, scrubbing their social media, deleting their data on their phones in the hopes that they are not anyhow in any way associated with this,” Buzbee told the media during an interview.
13 lawsuits have been filed at the time of writing, but Buzbee has remained tight-lipped on who the accomplices could be, except to suggest that they are “people that we all know.”
Diddy is being held in custody without bail after an investigation by the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) into alleged sex crimes. A copy of the indictment is available here.
Trudeau has faced allegations of sex crimes since he won the federal election in 2015. He faced credible accusations of sexual assault after an incident with former journalist Rose Knight.
There is no evidence at this time that Trudeau was linked to Diddy’s crimes, or that he even knew Diddy. Only time will tell who was involved with the infamous music mogul.
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