UCLA football staff "want charges against P. Diddy dropped to protect the team

Football coaches at UCLA apparently want the felony charges against Sean P. Diddy Combs dropped. UCLA head football coach Jim Mora is reported to want the charges against Diddy dropped

The rapper was taken into custody by campus cops on Monday afternoon after he allegedly attacked coach Sal Alosi at an athletics facility on the UCLA campus. TMZ‘s sources said the police were called by an intern who witnessed the altercation between Diddy and Alosi.

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According to TMZ

Sources directly connected with the team tell TMZ, the coaches are regretful the situation escalated to an arrest. They think Diddy is a jerk who they’d like to make persona non grata, but they don’t want to make this a courtroom spectacle, largely because it would be bad for the team.

Sources with direct knowledge of the confrontation between Diddy and Sal Alosi tell us, after the incident the coaches all decided to just let it go. They believe an intern called UCLA police and when the cops arrived, they asked to see the video and that was enough to hook Diddy up.

We’re told head coach Jim Mora does not want a criminal prosecution. The interns who were present and allegedly threatened could press the case, but if Mora is against it they would probably follow suit.

Law enforcement sources tell us … the case will go to the L.A. County D.A. for felony review next week. The D.A. could prosecute even without victims … there is a video, but that’s problematic.

Diddy claims he picked up the kettlebell in self-defense after Alosi and 4 others made an aggressive move.

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UCLA football staff "want charges against P. Diddy dropped to protect the team

P. Diddy charged with 3 counts of assault with a deadly weapon & one count of making terrorist threats

 

Yesterday Rapper Sean ‘Diddy‘ Combs was arrested for allegedly attacking his son’s football coach at UCLA. He was handcuffed and put in the back of a patrol car and later taken to the county jail.

He told police he acted in self-defence and was not the aggressor. Diddy said he went to the school to confront the coach after he found out he’d been bullying his son Justin.

P. Diddy has since been released on bail but has been charged with three counts of assault with a deadly weapon, one count of making terrorist threats and one count of battery. A black man will make terrorist threats but not a white man who shot dead nine people…that one is race-hate crime. SMH!

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Update from TMZ below…

Our Diddy sources tell us … Diddy insists the drama began during a workout session yesterday because strength and conditioning coach Sal Alosi was “riding Justin badly” and told him not to come back until the end of the summer.

Diddy went to the campus today to speak with Alosi — believing he has an “issue” with Justin — but things didn’t go well when he arrived to campus.

Our Diddy sources say the coach would not see him and staff told him to leave … but Diddy went to Alosi’s office instead where Alosi told him to get out and threatened to call security if he didn’t leave.

We’re told Diddy said, “Fine, I’ll call police” … and Alosi snapped — going after Diddy with his hands.

Our UCLA sources tell us Diddy confronted Strength and Conditioning Coach Sal Alosi while Alosi was on the phone. We’re told Diddy was told to “hang on” but he wasn’t having it and picked up a kettlebell and swung it, narrowly missing Alosi. One source said if Diddy had connected, it could have killed Alosi.

We’re told Diddy insists he grabbed a kettlebell and held it up in a defensive position … but did not attack with an intent to injure the coach.

 

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P. Diddy charged with 3 counts of assault with a deadly weapon & one count of making terrorist threats