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Sean Combs Is Sued for Sexual Assault at Ciroc Event John Doe Must Be Named or Dismissed

by Matthew Russell Lee, Patreon Book Substack

SDNY COURTHOUSE, June 24 – With Sean Combs in jail in MDC-Brooklyn, on October 20 at least five more civil cases against him were filed in the U.S. District Court for the Southern District of New York. Inner City Press is covering the cases. 

 One of them is by a John Doe, owner of a family business renting luxury cars, who says Combs started assaulting him at a Ciroc vodka event in 2022 until "Professional Athlete 1" stopped it.

The case was assigned to Judge Ronnie Abrams - who on October 25 said a renewed motion to proceed as John Doe should be filed 30 days after service.

Jump cut to March 11, when Judge Abrams docketed: "No later than March 18, 2025, Mr. Buzbee shall file a letter explaining why he failed to notify the Court about this issue earlier and proposing next steps to rectify it."

On March 17 Buzbee submitted an order to withdraw, on Patreon here

On June 24 Judge Abrams docketed this, on "Motion for Leave to Appear Anonymously . filed by John Doe. Factors one and seven weigh in Doe's favor, while the remaining eight point the other way. Doe has thus not sufficiently demonstrated that [his] interest in anonymity outweighs the prejudice to Defendants and the customary and constitutionally-embedded presumption of openness in judicial proceedings. Alexander, 2025 WL 784913, at *5. Accordingly, the motion to proceed anonymously is denied. Within seven days of this order, Doe shall file an amended complaint with his true name. Failure to do so will result in dismissal of this action without prejudice." Order on Patreon here.

 This case is, for now, John Doe v. Combs, et al., 1:24-cv-7973 (Abrams)

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