Diddy allegedly dangled Cassie‘s friend off a 17th floor balcony after a row with the accused sex trafficker.
Bryana Bongolan testified in court regarding the incident which allegedly occurred in 2016.
Bongolan’s testimony saw her describe sleeping at Cassie’s apartment when Diddy began hammering on the door.
After entering the apartment, Diddy found Bongolan on the balcony and lifted her up over the balcony.
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She then claims he said: “You know what the fuck you did.”
Bongolan testified that she did not know and still does not know what Diddy meant by the comment.
Bongolan claimed that Diddy then “slammed” her down on balcony furniture before leaving the apartment.
Bongolan said in court that she suffered injuries from the incident.
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She has also previously filed a civil suit against Diddy over the alleged attack.
During cross-examination, Diddy’s attorneys attempted to cast doubt on Bongolan’s testimony, insinuating that she was lying about the incident.
Earlier this week, it was revealed that Diddy paid $100,000 to obtain the security footage of himself assaulting Cassie in a hotel corridor.
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In the Bad Boy mogul’s ongoing sex trafficking trial, Eddy Garcia, a former security guard at the InterContinental Hotel where the assault took place, began giving evidence.
Garcia told the court: “He said it had to be the only copy and that he didn’t want it getting out and if I was sure nothing was on the cloud.”
Garcia claimed that Diddy handed him an envelope with $100,000 inside.
The amount of money was split between three people with Garcia’s boss Bill Madrano receiving $50,000 with the other half split between two security guards.
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Diddy also forced Garcia to sign a non disclosure agreement that came with a $1 million penalty if breached.
Garcia claimed that he handed Diddy a USB drive in return for the money.
Garcia further alleged that he FaceTimed with Cassie and that she told him she also wanted the footage squashed.
Before the trial began, Diddy and his legal team had been attempting to get the footage excluded from the trial, alleging that it had been doctored although the prosecution claimed they had the original recording.
