More unfortunate news for Diddy. After he discover himself in the crosshairs of federal law enforcement agents as they raided his houses in both Florida and Los Angeles on March 25, federal agents also intercepted Diddy’s private jet at the Opa Locka Airport in Miami, leading to the arrest of his alleged “mule,” 25-year-old Brendon Paul.
The affidavit opened that Paul was booked on multiple drug charges, including possession of suspected cocaine and suspected marijuana candy. Both of these offenses are classified as felonies in Florida, further intensifying the legal concerns surrounding the incident.
Working in conjunction with Homeland Security and Customs and Border Protection personnel, the legal document state that officers found the suspected drugs amidst Paul’s travel bags. The substances were subjected to thorough testing, reportedly confirming their authenticity and leading to Paul’s subsequent arrest. But, Paul has since bailed out of jail.
While Paul’s association with Diddy raises eyebrows due to their close connection, there is currently no evidence linking the drugs directly to the music mogul.
The not so far raid comes on the heels of a federal investigation, one that Diddy assertions to have been completely unaware of.
The targeted search of his Florida and Los Angeles homes suggests a wider scope to the operation, leaving fans curious about the potential motives behind the investigation. Diddy’s legal team has vehemently declined any involvement in illicit activities, instead emphasizing their commitment to cooperating fully with the ongoing inquiry.
Former Bad Boy producer, Rodney Jones, who has publicly made many assertions against Diddy, identified Brendon Paul as a confidant who is allegedly responsible for supposedly handling Diddy’s alleged drugs and guns. Pictures included in Jones’ lawsuit show Paul alongside Diddy, further fueling speculations about their connection. However, it is important to note that these claims have yet to be proven.