Toure: Diddy ended his relative's internship after sex refused

(NewsNation) — Sean “Diddy” Combs has been accused by music journalist 
Touré of terminating an internship from Touré’s relative after the 
intern allegedly declined Combs’ sexual advance to “come home with 
him.”

Touré, who has covered Diddy and his artists throughout his career, 
said he reached out to the Bad Boy founder in hopes of securing an 
internship for his relative, and Combs agreed.

Touré’s relative stopped working with Diddy a few months after the 
internship started after Diddy allegedly threatened, “Either come home 
with me tonight, or the internship is over.”

“This is horrific. How do you treat people like that, especially family 
of media, (people) who could easily get on media and talk about this?” 
Touré said Friday on “CUOMO.”

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Touré also said Diddy has allegedly been dealing with drug abuse for 15 
years: “He’s been dealing with a world where he’s surrounded by 
enablers.”

“Many people have told me that he’s drugged them or drugged people 
around him that they saw. He really liked drugging people. 
Incapacitating them through drugs.”

What’s happened since Diddy was indicted?

The federal investigation against Combs has turned up several 
disturbing allegations against the music mogul, who is currently 
sitting in a New York City jail awaiting his day in court.

The music producer was indicted last week on three felony charges after 
months of speculation surrounding a possible federal investigation that 
could be connected to a slew of civil lawsuits alleging abuse and 
sexual assault by multiple victims spanning over 30 years.

Since the indictment, several high-profile voices have spoken out 
against Combs, and another alleged victim has come forward, bringing 
the 11th lawsuit filed against him.

Following his arrest, Combs’ attorney, Marc Agnifilo, issued a 
statement asking the public to reserve judgment until all the facts are 
in and noting that Combs has cooperated with the investigation.

“He is an imperfect person, but he is not a criminal,” he said.

NewsNation’s Safia Samee Ali contributed to this report.

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