Maui police chief has been accused of helping to cover up a gang rape allegedly carried out by Sean “Diddy” Combs, NFL star Odell Beckham Jr. and comedian Dorasky in a bomb court filing.
Police Chief John Perletier has been accused of trying to hide his violent attacks against Combs accuser, Ashley Perham, after being reported in 2018, according to an amendment lawsuit filed in federal court in Northern California.
All celebrities accused of attacking the police chief are vehemently denying the allegations.
Las Vegas police captain Pelletier has since been accused of declaring her as a deputy to Sheriff Contra Costa when he responded to a 911 call on alleged sexual assault at his home in Orinda, California.
The accuser claims a neighbor who at the time believed she was a good Samaritan — is called a police officer after fleeing her home on allegedly raped gangs.
“Pelletier said that accidentally posed Contra Costa sheriff, said [the alleged victim] And the neighbor who directed that the neighbor had received some noise complaints before the neighbor's phone [Parham] To find a way to get home,” Filing said.
Pelletier is said to have not brought the woman home, called an ambulance, taken to the hospital, or offered to retrieve her belongings from the house she escaped from.
The accuser claims to be looking at the hands of top police officers, who look like envelopes to their neighbors.
“The neighbor went to a nearby room and immediately returned it empty-handed,” Filing state added that the alleged victim “believes an envelope.”
Parham's first lawsuit detailing the alleged assault, originally filed in October last year, did not identify Peretier by name. The first suit was not also called Beckham Jr. or Draski.
Pelletier, Beckham Jr. and Druski vehemently deny all current claims for the amended application.
“We are confident that the evidence demonstrates that these claims are false and exposes people who are deliberately trying to manipulate the legal system to spread misleading narratives,” a spokesman for Peletier said.
The first lawsuit raped the victim in an obvious revenge attack after Combs threatened her with a knife and used a TV remote to suggest a month ago that the woman was involved in Tupac Shakur's murder.
She alleges in the lawsuit that a handful of other men took turns raping her.
The attacker is said to have called Beckham “Cornelius.” This is an amended lawsuit that focuses on the 32-year-old athlete's middle name being horny.
“[The alleged victim] “We are now discovering that the accused, Do Cornelius, who raped her, is Defendant Odell,” the lawsuit alleges.
“I don't even believe my name is mentioned in that issue,” Beckham said in a statement late Tuesday in X's.
“There is absolutely no truth to these allegations,” he firmly stated. “I don't know and I have never met anyone who filed a lawsuit.”
“I've never done anything like that, I'd never do that to anyone,” he added. “I'm sure these ridiculous claims against me will be dismissed.”
Elsewhere, Druski, the Deathbords whose real name was painted, “is accused of treating him like a slip and a slide, and placing oil on Parham's naked body before knocking out the wind. [Parham] Due to his enormous size,” Filing argues.
After that, Druski stopped falling out of bed and is said to have raped Parham.
Druski called it a “fake lie.”
“I wasn't even a public figure in 2018. At the time of this allegation, I was living with my mother without any connection to the entertainment industry, so it's really strange to include my name,” he wrote in X.
“My heart is broken for the actual victims of abuse, but I am sure the evidence will expose this falsehood and individuals who are maliciously trying to mislead the legal system into false narratives.”
Combs has long denied many claims on his part that have been levelled against him.
“The new complaint was filed by an attorney who has already been sued for slandering Mr. Combs, but shows that a plaintiff of the dropped length will travel to earn headlines in pursuit of payday,” the rapper's attorney said in the wake of the amended lawsuit.
“Mr. Combs was not near Orinda, California. Ms. Perham claims she was attacked there, and the Contra Costa Sheriff's department has already confirmed that Ms. Perham's claims were determined to be unfounded after a thorough investigation.”
“To save her claim following the investigation that exposed them, Parham now invented a more wilderness story. [and facially implausible] “Conspiracy between law enforcement, local civilians and players in the media industry,” the lawyer added.
“Mr. Combs looks forward to the clarification of these lies and the perverse motives of those who told them.”
The founder of Bad Boy Records was slapped last September for federal sex trafficking charges.
Since his arrest, a surge in civil lawsuits have also been filed against rappers who alleged abuse decades ago.
Combs, who pleaded not guilty to federal charges, is on bail in Brooklyn without bail for federal custody prior to his trial in May.
