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Judge Lets Sexual Assault Suit Against Diddy Proceed as CJ Wallace Faces Feb. 13 Deadline

The ruling preserves core claims and sets a response deadline as a separate Special Victims Bureau probe remains active.

Overview

  • Los Angeles Superior Court Judge Michael E. Whitaker rejected most dismissal bids, allowing claims of sexual battery, false imprisonment, and emotional distress to move forward.
  • One negligent‑supervision claim was dismissed, but the lawsuit continues against Sean “Diddy” Combs, CJ Wallace, and entities tied to The Notorious B.I.G.’s estate.
  • The court ordered CJ Wallace to file his response by Feb. 13, following his prior denial of the allegations and separate defamation suit against plaintiff Jonathan Hay.
  • Hay’s filings and police reports describe assaults in 2020 and 2021, alleging drugging with ketamine and a humiliating act involving a Notorious B.I.G. shirt.
  • Combs’ attorney issued a categorical denial of any sexual abuse, and the Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department confirmed an active Special Victims Bureau investigation.