Racketeering claims against Sean Combs dismissed in producer’s sexual assault lawsuit
A federal judge in New York Refuse the allegations of blackmail against Sean Compass In a sexual lawsuit and sexual harassment of $ 30 million in a work product in his latest album.
In the lawsuit, which was filed last year in the American boycott court in Manhattan, Rodney accused “Lille Road” Jones of mothers of unwanted sexual contact and forced him to employ sex workers and participate in sex work with them. In a modified complaint, Jones Coms was accused of being part of a Balance and conspiracy The institution that involves sex trafficking.
Jones said in the lawsuit that the compass was anesthetized and threatened when he lived and traveled with the music pole from September 2022 to November 2023.
The long lawsuit contained graphic details, photographic pictures and Jones, which were not properly pushed in exchange for his work as a producer on the “Off the Grid”.
Comes denied these allegations and the past year A request to reject the lawsuitSaying that he was overlooked with “meaningless allegations”, “dormant plays” and “blatant lies”.
“Running to nearly 100 pages, and includes countless long stories, shameful celebrities, and unrelated images,” he said in the movement.
In the opinion of 31 pages, the American boycott judge J
Otekin said that Jones had not proven a “injury to work or property” resulting from a violation of the RICO law, which describes such an institution as one in which people or groups work to violate the act that aims to target organized crime.
“In short, whether Jones has adequately claimed the presence of the Rico Foundation, he did not link the activities of that institution with the violation of the defendants to the contract or any other damage to the business or property incurred by Jones,” Ooykin wrote.
OETKEN also rejected allegations that involve emotional distress and violating the nodes. But he spent the allegations of sex trafficking against compass and KHORRAM could continue.
OETKEN refused to reject sexual allegations of assault and responsibility, and search for Jones’s lawyer, Tyrone Blackburn, for his “worrying” behavior in response to the Combs’s suggestion in the separation.
In his order, the judge said: “Blackburn’s files are full of inaccurate statements of the law, deductive accusations, and the inappropriate Hominem attacks on the opposition lawyer.”
“While the court will not retain the Western Blackburn against Jones at this stage, it warns of Blackburn that more misconduct may lead to penalties or referral to discipline,” said Utikin.
“The victory is winning. We look forward to discovery,” Blackburn told NBC News in response.
Khorram, which was named in two other cases of sexual assault and misconduct against COMBS, denied any violations in a statement last week Traded stone magazine.
“Months ago, horrific charges have been about me in many lawsuits related to the former president,” Khuram said in the statement. “These wrong allegations of my participation cause unlevant and not prohibited damage and emotional luxury for myself and my family. I did not condone anyone or helped me incite anyone.
Korram did not respond to phone calls and NBC News emails for a comment.
Koms, 55, was detained at the capital detention center in Brooklyn Waiting for the trial. He admitted that he was not guilty and rejected any violations in Dozens of civil suits Men and women came against him. His trial is scheduled to start in May.
The representatives of the ammunition did not immediately respond to a request for comment.
