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Sean Combs has faced a long history of controversy and legal battles, with recent charges including sex trafficking. His attorney has called it an unjust prosecution, claiming Combs is innocent. These recent charges are just the latest in a series of controversies for the music mogul, dating back to the Nineties. While he has never been convicted of a serious crime, Combs has faced numerous allegations of violence from various individuals.

One of the earliest controversies involving Combs was the CCNY Tragedy in 1991, where he co-promoted an event that resulted in nine deaths and multiple injuries due to overcrowding and inadequate security. Combs faced lawsuits from the families of the victims but settled them in the years following the tragedy.

In 1995, a violent incident involving Combs and Death Row Records co-founder Marion “Suge” Knight resulted in the death of Jake Robles outside an Atlanta nightclub. Combs was accused of involvement in the shooting, but denied any responsibility.

Another notable incident occurred in 1998 when Combs and two others attacked music executive Steve Stoute over a music video that depicted Combs being crucified. Combs was charged with assault and criminal mischief, and sentenced to anger management classes.

In 1999, Combs and his signee Shyne were involved in a shooting at Club New York, resulting in three people being shot. Combs was arrested on weapons charges but was acquitted of all charges, while Shyne was found guilty and sentenced to prison.

In more recent years, Combs has faced allegations of physical abuse from ex-partners, including Cassie and Gina Huynh. These accusations have led to lawsuits and settlements, adding to Combs’ controversial past.

Combs has also been involved in altercations with other artists, including a scuffle with J. Cole at a 2013 MTV VMAs afterparty, and an alleged altercation with Drake in 2014.

Most recently, Combs has been sued by multiple individuals, including producer Rodney “Lil Rod” Jones and former Danity Kane member Dawn Richard, for allegations of sexual assault and misconduct. These lawsuits have added to the growing list of legal battles and controversies surrounding the music mogul.

Despite these allegations, Combs has denied all claims of wrongdoing and has vowed to fight for his name and reputation. The ongoing investigations and legal battles will continue to shed light on the controversial past of Sean Combs, also known as Diddy.