Dawn Richard shares graphic details of disturbing acts she allegedly saw Diddy do to Cassie

Singer Dawn Richard gave testimony in court this week, sharing graphic details about alleged abuse she says she witnessed between  Sean “Diddy” Combs and his ex-girlfriend, Casandra “Cassie” Ventura.

Dawn Richard, a former artist signed to Diddy’s Bad Boy Records from 2005 to 2011, told jurors she saw Diddy get violent with Cassie multiple times. She claimed the abuse happened when Cassie tried to speak up for herself. According to courtroom reports from Inner City Press, Dawn Richard, in graphic detail, claimed she saw Diddy act violently toward Cassie, who is a key witness in the trial.

When asked by federal prosecutor Christy Slavik how she interpreted Diddy’s past statement that “people could go missing,” she replied, “That people could die. I couldn’t believe that this could be the beginning of a journey for us.”

Dawn Richard recalled one specific incident at a music festival in Central Park. She said she was at Diddy’s residence when he allegedly punched Cassie. “She came into the bathroom crying,” she told the court. “You could see her upset. Like, she was hurt—.” Her statement was cut off when Diddy’s lawyer objected, and the judge sustained it.

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Dawn Richard also claimed she once saw Cassie with a swollen eye. She said Diddy slapped Cassie and told her to “shut the f*** up.” “I asked myself, if he did that to someone he supposedly loved, what would he do to an employee?” she added. “So I’d approach Mr. Combs with softness.”

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Cassie was 19 when she was signed to Diddy’s label. He was 37 at the time. The two began a romantic relationship in 2007 and were on and off for over a decade.

Diddy is currently facing charges of racketeering and sex trafficking. He has denied all allegations and pleaded not guilty.

If you are experiencing domestic violence, help is available. Contact the national domestic violence helpline on 0808 2000 247. Lines are open 24/7.