Federal officials have raided two properties belonging to Sean "Diddy" Combs, seizing hundreds of explicit videos and materials related to his "Freak Off" parties. The raids, conducted in March 2024, resulted in the confiscation of extensive evidence, including over a thousand bottles of lubricants and oils.

The U.S. Attorney's Office reports these materials may demonstrate patterns of non-consensual conduct at private gatherings held after high-profile events. These parties allegedly began as celebrity-filled celebrations before transitioning into more exclusive, concerning gatherings.

Federal prosecutors allege that women were forced into extended sexual encounters with individuals transported across state lines. Some attendees reportedly faced coercion or threats to participate. These claims align with recent lawsuits against Combs, including allegations of sexual assault involving a minor.

Investigation findings reveal that after events like the MTV VMAs and Super Bowl parties, Combs would host afterparties that transformed as celebrity guests departed. Federal authorities are reviewing seized footage showing explicit acts, drug use, and potentially non-consensual activities.

The investigation has uncovered evidence suggesting these weren't merely consensual gatherings. Women have come forward claiming Combs used intimidation tactics and career leverage to secure participation in multi-day events involving strangers and arranged male escorts.

Combs faces charges including:

• Racketeering conspiracy
• Sex trafficking
• Transportation for prostitution

Through his attorneys, Combs denies all allegations, stating he "has never sexually assaulted anyone." Federal officials continue examining evidence while emphasizing their commitment to uncovering any coercive behavior and ensuring justice for those involved.

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