During the federal trial of Sean “Diddy” Combs, Tuesday jurors were shown a series of photos from a March 2024 raid on the music mogul’s Miami mansion.
On the witness stand Tuesday, Special Agent Gerard Gannon of Homeland Security’s human trafficking unit detailed the items recovered during the search of Combs’ Star Island home, a high-profile celebrity enclave in Miami Beach. Gannon was part of a team of nearly 90 federal agents who executed the search warrant in dramatic fashion, arriving in tactical gear and using an armored vehicle to breach the front gate.
Among the items seized:
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Multiple sex toys
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Six bottles of baby oil
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Eight bottles of Astroglide personal lubricant
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Condoms
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Women’s lingerie and 7-inch platform high heels
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Upper and lower receivers of AR-15 semi-automatic weapons
In court, Agent Gannon held up the heels for the jury, saying they were recovered in Combs’ residence. The testimony came as the day’s proceedings wrapped up and will continue Wednesday with more questioning.
The items are now part of a growing body of evidence in Diddy’s federal case, where he faces charges including sex trafficking, racketeering, and firearm violations. Prosecutors allege that Combs maintained control over multiple women through coercion, drugs, threats, and surveillance. The federal searches—conducted simultaneously in Miami and at his Los Angeles Holmby Hills home—were part of the government’s sweeping effort to uncover the full scope of the alleged abuse.
Photos shown to the jury are expected to help prosecutors argue that Combs’ residences were used as venues for illegal activity, including the alleged exploitation of women under the guise of celebrity lifestyle.
While Combs has denied all charges, the evidence continues to stack up—both from witness testimony and the contents found inside his homes. With more witnesses, including Kid Cudi, expected to take the stand soon
