Federal Raid EXPOSES Diddy’s Secret Stash: Drugs, Fake Prescriptions, Baby Oil & $9K Cash Found in NYC Hotel During Shocking Arrest

The scandal engulfing Sean “Diddy” Combs just took a shocking new turn, as federal authorities revealed the jaw-dropping items seized during the embattled rapper’s arrest — and the contents of his luxury hotel suite are raising more questions than answers.

On September 16, 2024, the hip-hop mogul was apprehended by federal agents while checking into the Park Hyatt Hotel in New York City — a location that would soon become a focal point in his ongoing sex trafficking and racketeering trial.

The scandal engulfing Sean “Diddy” Combs just took a shocking new turn, as federal authorities revealed the jaw-dropping items seized during the embattled rapper’s arrest — and the contents of his luxury hotel suite are raising more questions than answers.

On September 16, 2024, the hip-hop mogul was apprehended by federal agents while checking into the Park Hyatt Hotel in New York City — a location that would soon become a focal point in his ongoing sex trafficking and racketeering trial.

According to explosive testimony from Department of Homeland Security agent Yasin Binda, federal agents conducted a raid on Diddy’s hotel suite and discovered a bizarre and incriminating collection of items that seemed pulled straight from the pages of a Hollywood crime thriller.

Among the items found:

Two clear Ziploc bags inside an orange prescription bottle, each containing smaller baggies filled with a mysterious pink substance.
Lab tests confirmed the substances were a combination of MDMA and ketamine.
A prescription for clonazepam — a potent sedative — allegedly issued under the name Frank Black, a known alias Diddy reportedly used, according to Cassie Ventura’s bombshell earlier testimony.
Bottles of Astroglide lubricant and Johnson’s baby oil, raising further speculation about the drug-fueled sex acts known as “Freak Offs,” which multiple witnesses claim were orchestrated by the Bad Boy Records founder.
A fanny pack stuffed with $9,000 in cash, alongside a hard drive and a suspicious “mood lighting device” — which agents allege was used to set the stage for orchestrated sexual encounters.

The photographic evidence, now submitted into the court record, paints a disturbing picture of what federal prosecutors are calling a decade-long pattern of manipulation, abuse, and criminal misconduct by one of music’s most powerful figures.

Binda’s testimony supports a series of damning allegations already made under oath.

Cassie Ventura, Diddy’s former girlfriend, delivered four days of harrowing testimony last week, describing how Combs allegedly drugged her, forced her into abusive sexual encounters, and used money and influence to cover up his actions.

Cassie’s mother, Regina Ventura, followed on May 20, alleging that Combs threatened both her and her daughter.

Also taking the stand: Dawn Richard, a former member of Danity Kane, and additional DHS agents, as prosecutors build what they describe as a “mountain of evidence” showing Combs used his fame and fortune to run a secret empire of exploitation.

Combs remains behind bars as his legal team scrambles to mitigate the fallout from the mounting accusations and evidence.

Meanwhile, public interest in the trial has exploded as each new testimony unveils a darker, more twisted side of the man once known for his champagne-drenched parties and chart-topping hits.

With more accusers and former affiliates expected to testify in the coming days, what was once seen as a spectacle of celebrity downfall is now morphing into a cultural reckoning.

As disturbing details spill out in real-time, one thing is clear — this isn’t just a court case.

It’s a full-blown exposé of power, privilege, and perversion.

According to explosive testimony from Department of Homeland Security agent Yasin Binda, federal agents conducted a raid on Diddy’s hotel suite and discovered a bizarre and incriminating collection of items that seemed pulled straight from the pages of a Hollywood crime thriller.

Among the items found:

Two clear Ziploc bags inside an orange prescription bottle, each containing smaller baggies filled with a mysterious pink substance.
Lab tests confirmed the substances were a combination of MDMA and ketamine.
A prescription for clonazepam — a potent sedative — allegedly issued under the name Frank Black, a known alias Diddy reportedly used, according to Cassie Ventura’s bombshell earlier testimony.
Bottles of Astroglide lubricant and Johnson’s baby oil, raising further speculation about the drug-fueled sex acts known as “Freak Offs,” which multiple witnesses claim were orchestrated by the Bad Boy Records founder.
A fanny pack stuffed with $9,000 in cash, alongside a hard drive and a suspicious “mood lighting device” — which agents allege was used to set the stage for orchestrated sexual encounters.

The photographic evidence, now submitted into the court record, paints a disturbing picture of what federal prosecutors are calling a decade-long pattern of manipulation, abuse, and criminal misconduct by one of music’s most powerful figures.

Binda’s testimony supports a series of damning allegations already made under oath.

Cassie Ventura, Diddy’s former girlfriend, delivered four days of harrowing testimony last week, describing how Combs allegedly drugged her, forced her into abusive sexual encounters, and used money and influence to cover up his actions.

Cassie’s mother, Regina Ventura, followed on May 20, alleging that Combs threatened both her and her daughter.

Also taking the stand: Dawn Richard, a former member of Danity Kane, and additional DHS agents, as prosecutors build what they describe as a “mountain of evidence” showing Combs used his fame and fortune to run a secret empire of exploitation.

Combs remains behind bars as his legal team scrambles to mitigate the fallout from the mounting accusations and evidence.

Meanwhile, public interest in the trial has exploded as each new testimony unveils a darker, more twisted side of the man once known for his champagne-drenched parties and chart-topping hits.

With more accusers and former affiliates expected to testify in the coming days, what was once seen as a spectacle of celebrity downfall is now morphing into a cultural reckoning.

As disturbing details spill out in real-time, one thing is clear — this isn’t just a court case.

It’s a full-blown exposé of power, privilege, and perversion.