Diddy's home raided by federal agents

The Isaiah factor uncensored

starts right now. And thank you

for staying up late with us here

on The Factor Uncensored. A

crazy day when it comes to the

entertainment industry. First

up, the story everyone is

talking about today the feds

raided homes in Los Angeles and

Miami that belonged to rap mogul

Sean Diddy Combs. And tonight we

hear those raids are linked to

possible sex trafficking

. A

criminal defense attorney will

moment. But first, here's the

latest on the situation

unfolding on two coasts.

I was shocked I was I was taken

back. I was really shocked. I

mean, I never I never even

expected this to happen. More

people coming out. Who's this

guy? Yeah. They're all kind of

dressed. Definitely shocking and

at one of Sean Diddy Combs

homes. We were first on scene as

it all unfolded. We came right

in the middle of the convoy of

about 40 undercover law

enforcement vehicles before they

even put up the crime scene

tape. The Department of Homeland

Security making a big bust.

Officers say, in connection to a

sex trafficking investigation.

investigators were also raiding

his home in Miami. Homeland

security has not yet released

details or named Diddy as the

the 20 year old Ryan Mendelsohn.

He's lived nearby his whole

life, and he often visits his

best friend just a few doors

down, but I've seen him maybe

once a week. Girls lingering

outside. I drive by a lot, and I

see that a lot of girls, maybe 5

or 6 girls outside. So I'm

leaving some, not some going in

black suburbans. Never know. I

never thought anything of it.

But now this is crazy. I mean,

as we broke word on scene and

from Sky Fox, Mapleton Drive

near sunset and Beverly Glen

became a madhouse, and as more

Bearcats and undercover cops

pulled in, so did the swarms of

onlookers. Even a celebrity tour

bus. You all have to keep our

minds open to what's going on

here. And then. Well, this is

from Brooklyn, though. Leave

puffy alone, man. Y'all crazy.

There are a lot of questions

whereabouts. TMZ is reporting he

was seen at a high end executive

airport in Miami, pacing while

the raids were going on. Today,

I spoke with criminal defense

attorney Bhaiyaji Akingbola of

the Akingbola law firm to gain

more perspective on this

crazy case. We have homeland

Security raiding multiple homes

of P Diddy at the same time.

What does that tell us? Well for

Security to even be able to

enter into someone's home, that

means that there was a federal

court judge who signed off on a

search warrant to search for the

home, which means that the very

least, there's probable cause to

indicate there's some reason to

believe that there's an evidence

of a federal crime inside those

two households. And I know

they've hit Miami, Los Angeles,

handcuffs. That doesn't

necessarily mean they're being

arrested, though, right? Yes.

Absolutely not. It could be some

form of detainment, especially

enforcement officers entering

into a household that's a lot of

unknown variables. They want to

make sure that they're safe. So

if there's people that happen to

be inside the home, you want to

make sure that they're detained

and secure so the officers can

do their job freely without any

concern of anything happening

while they're conducting their

search. And of course, we

all in any of these raids, any.

Well, we haven't heard or seen

Diddy in these raids, but I

think it's important to look at

the history of how we got here,

there have been several civil

lawsuits detailing accusations

illicit drugs, non-consensual

sex, with those sex workers. And

it appears that it seems as

though federal law enforcement

officers have been paying

attention to those lawsuits and

see if there's any evidence that

these accusations are actually

give rise to federal crimes. And

of course, when you look at

civil lawsuits, you think it's

civil, but federal investigators

or law enforcement simply can't

ignore, you know, these major

allegations of sex rings and

take some action. Absolutely.

And we're seeing this trend

where civil lawsuits are giving

rise to criminal investigations.

We've seen that with Jeffrey

Epstein. We've seen that with

Harvey Weinstein. We've seen

that with R Kelly where there's

smoke sometimes law enforcement

officers believe there's fire.

And based upon some of the

empirical evidence, sometimes

that happens to be true. So it

appears that, you know, this is

a very well known person. He's

well known in, in Hollywood. So

this is going to be a big case

for federal law enforcement

officers. Now we got here or it

began with Cassie Ventura, the

ex-girlfriend. Right? Yes. What

happened in that case when she

filed a civil lawsuit, not

criminal. So she filed a civil

lawsuit, detailing that she was

sometimes forced to have sex

with sex workers, while being

drugged. And as soon as that

lawsuit came out, they quickly

settled. That's not an admission

of guilt, but certainly there

was reason to settle after that

happened. There was a string of

other lawsuits that came out. At

least three other, women also

made similar accusations of

having sex with sex workers

being drugged. And that led to

the most bombshell case, which

is actually by a former producer

on Diddy's album The Love Album,

his name was Rodney Jones, and

he not only made those

accusations, but he also had his

form of receipts. Now, we don't

necessarily know if those

receipts are, accurate. They

haven't been, they haven't been

proven in court. But he provided

pictures in his in his lawsuit

detailing that P Diddy and his

children, his sons were having

sex parties with underage sex

workers that oftentimes people

were drugged, that he himself

was drugged and woke up in the

bed of sex workers and Diddy,

detailing that P Diddy usually

would record these incidents,

which is another reason why law

enforcement officers may be

interested in looking into these

homes. Sexual assault cases can

be very difficult to prove.

Human trafficking cases can be

difficult to prove, and the way

law enforcement officers

typically try to prove those

cases is by looking into cell

phone data. Video footage in the

lawsuit, which was a 75 page

lawsuit, Mr. Jones detailed that

Diddy often would record these

acts on his own cell phone, as

well as hidden cameras

throughout the house. So do we

think an arrest is anytime close

or soon, or are they just

gathering evidence at this

point? At this point, it's too

soon to speculate as to whether

or not anyone will be arrested.

This seems to be an

investigatory measure, if there

is enough evidence in those