Diddy trial live: HSI agent takes stand to testify about guns found at Combs’ mansion – UK Times

LaMon testified that all firearms and ammo in Diddy’s LA home were found in an on-site security office.

No guns or ammo were found in any of his kids’ rooms, LaMon confirmed.

Agent LaMon said investigators found several guns in a security room at Diddy’s LA home, including a Glock, AR-15s, a Ruger, and a Mossberg shotgun.

Some of the guns were brought into court in a box set next to LaMon on the stand.

They also discovered a 60-round drum magazine. It had 59 rounds of green-tip ammunition in it. Green-tip ammo is designed to pierce body armor, LaMon said.

He testified that one gun did not have a serial number as it had been “sanded off with a machine.”

LaMon testified that law enforcement seized 200 bottles of baby oil at Diddy’s LA home and 900 bottles of Astroglide, the mogul’s intimate lube of choice.

Before LaMon testified, prosecutors read a 2023 text from Diddy to his chief of staff, Kristina Khorram, also known as KK, urging her to ensure his accountant, Robin, paid “Jane’s” rent.

“Jane,” a former girlfriend and alleged victim, previously testified that Combs covered her Los Angeles rent.

“Robin said her rent was paid,” Khorram replied.

Prosecutors also read a January 2017 message exchange between Cassie Ventura, then dating Combs, and his security guard D-Roc.

“My bathroom door is broken down. He’s blaming me for going to someone else’s house when I pulled over to see if I was being followed and I was,” Ventura wrote. “He has my key so I’m leaving. I do not feel safe. I’m not f–king with anyone else.”

Ventura later texted D-Roc about three broken doors.

“You know I can’t take your keys from him,” D-Roc wrote. “He is here you are there. I think that’s the best thing for now.”

LaMon testified that investigators found six manila envelopes labeled “K” in a nightstand at Diddy’s LA mansion.

Testing determined the envelopes contained ketamine.

Homeland Security Special Agent Andre LaMon takes the stand.

LaMon, who works in the human trafficking unit, searched Diddy’s Los Angeles home in March 2024.

The issue with the male juror stems from a remark he made to the jury staff about where he lives.

During jury selection, the man said he lived in the Bronx. But when attorneys met with the juror the other day, the government said his answers were “inconsistent” with that statement.

Prosecutors say he may have lied about his residence because his employer might have a requirement to live in New York.

Diddy waived the juror issue with a hand gesture, prompting a chuckle from the judge.

Judge Arun Subramanian wants to resolve the government’s objections to a juror, possibly related to where the juror lives, though there’s not yet enough evidence for removal.

Cameras aren’t allowed in Diddy’s federal trial, but these photos of a similar Manhattan courtroom show the layout.