Sean "Didy" comb' Sex trafficking and racket conspiracy trial Heard from a man on Tuesday working at a Los Angeles hotel See comb in video Attack him The girlfriend at that time, Cassie Ventura.
Eddy Garcia testified that the comb paid him $100,000 for the video because he was worried about whether it came out, He will be destroyed. Garcia testified under the immunization order. He worked at the InterContinental Hotel in Los Angeles in March 2016.
Garcia tells jury comb's personal assistant Kristina Khorram to try and see Security video of the incident. Garcia testified that he couldn't tell her, but said, "Record, it's awful."
Garcia testified that he spoke on the phone with a comb that sounded "very nervous" and "talking very quickly". Garcia said he apologized but also told the comb that he couldn't tell him.
Eventually, on another call with the comb, Garcia testified that the comb explained that such a thing would ruin him and that he would take care of Garcia in exchange for his help.
Garcia told the jury that he contacted the boss, who said he would sell for $50,000. When he told the comb, Garcia said that the comb called him "my angel Eddie."
Garcia said he abandoned the USB drive, signed a non-disclosure agreement and said there were no other copies of the files. He described the comb as "excited. Looks happy".
When Garcia is The potential of police reporting To submit, Combs tells him not to worry, Face Timimitimitimited Ventura tells Garcia that she has a movie that she hopes will go away.
Garcia told the jury that the comb eventually doubled the money. Garcia said $50,000 was handed over to his boss, and another security officer received $20,000 and he retained $30,000.
Garcia testified that a few weeks later, the comb reached out and said, "Happy Easter, my angel, God is good. God has put you in my life all your life."
Garcia said the comb then asked if anyone had asked about the video or the incident. Garcia said the answer was no, Coms told him to lend a helping hand if he needed anything.
Garcia said he contacted Combs via Instagram a year or two to ask about any jobs in security, but he had never heard of it.
The former chief financial officer of Bad Boy Entertainment also took the stance Tuesday, describing how Combs’ personal bank account and the financial position of Combs’ company. The defense asked him if he had ever seen a comb crime, and he answered No.
Combs pleaded not guilty to all five charges he faced.