Wild items homeland security found during diddy raid including lube and guns

SEAN 'DIDDY' COMBS' HOMES IN LOS ANGELES AND MIAMI WERE RAIDED IN CONNECTION WITH A FEDERAL HUMAN TRAFFICKING INVESTIGATION ON MARCH 25, 2024 09:29, 21 May 2025 Special Agent

Gerard Gannon, a former agent with Homeland Security Investigations, testified at the Sean 'Diddy' Combs trial on Tuesday and said he was responsible for the overall planning of

the raid on the rapper's home in Miami, Florida, last year. Diddy's homes in Los Angeles and Miami were raided in connection with a federal human trafficking investigation on March

25, 2024. The 55-year-old hip hop mogul is currently facing a number of serious charges, including racketeering conspiracy, sex ­trafficking by force, fraud or coercion and transportation

to engage in prostitution. He was arrested in September and strongly denies all allegations made against him. He has been in prison since his arrest, and a number of bail requests have been

rejected. Gannon claimed upwards of "80-90 officers" were involved in the Miami raid due to the size of the mansion and security measures. The former HSI claimed the search started

at 3:30pm, which wasn't "typical" but agents learned Diddy was out of the country on a trip so HSI waited. During the lengthy search, HSI allegedly seized a number

"freak off" items, including narcotics and more than 1,000 bottles of baby oil and lubricant. Gannon also told Madison Smyser with The United States Attorney's office he was

positioned near the evidence van during the search to be able to see the evidence being retrieved. He claimed he was responsible for viewing every single item that came into the van, which

was then taken to an office where he went through it and organised it into categories. The jury was shown photos of items found in one of the wardrobes in the master bedroom of Diddy's

Miami Beach home. Special Agent Gannon testified that agents found platform high heels, sex toys, baby oil, personal lubricant and lingerie. They also found “upper and lower receivers of

AR-15s,” which are parts of a weapon, Gannon said. He said that two complementary AR-15 “upper receiver” gun barrels were found separately wrapped inside a white towel. Gannon held up an

evidence bag holding the AR-15 upper receivers in court. He said there are zip ties securing the gun so it’s not able to be fired. Agents also found two magazines loaded with bullets in

Diddy's wardrobe, Gannon testified. The jury was shown photos of the items, including their serial numbers scratched out. Gannon said: “It’s a lot more difficult, or impossible,” to

determine the owner of a firearm without a serial number. He then showed the jury a photo of items found in one of the closets in Diddy's master bedroom. It showed lingerie and several

boxes of platform high heels. He then held an evidence bag with platform high-heeled shoes from the closet. Homeland Security Investigations special agent Gannon will continue to testify

today. After Gannon, the next witness will be Dr Dawn Hughes followed by George Kaplan. Scott Mescudi (Kid Cudi) will testify after Kaplan. Article continues below FOLLOW MIRROR CELEBS ON

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