Diddy’s Alleged Drug Mule Faces Serious Charges Following Last Month’s Raids
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It seems that yet another domino has fallen in the federal P. Diddy sex trafficking investigation.
Remember Brendan Paul? He is the scrawny little white boy who was arrested at Miami Opa Locka Executive Airport around the same time Diddy’s multimillion-dollar mansions in Miami and Los Angeles were raided.
He was arrested after federal agents intercepted Diddy’s private plane at the airport.
On Wednesday, Paul was charged with one felony count of cocaine possession, according to People.
Brian Bieber, Paul’s attorney, entered a plea of not guilty during a hearing Tuesday at the Richard E. Gerstein Justice Building in Miami, Fla.
In a statement to People, Bieber said, “We will be dealing with this case in the courtroom, not the court of public opinion.”
When Paul was arrested in March, it was alleged that he was Diddy’s “drug mule,” who is someone who is paid to transport illegal drugs across borders.
In Rodney “Lil Rod” Jones’ lengthy 73-page complaint, which can be read here, Jones alleged that Paul “acquires and distributes Mr. Combs guns and drugs.”
Jones also claimed that he witnessed Paul bring illegal drugs onto flights between Miami, Los Angeles, Virginia, London, and the Caribbean on multiple occasions during his time with Diddy.
If you recall, in that same lawsuit, Jones also claimed that Combs threatened, drugged, and sexually harassed him. He further alleges that he recorded audio and video of Diddy and his staff engaging in “illegal activity.”
Before his connection with the Bad Boy Records founder, Paul, 25, played basketball at Syracuse University for two seasons. As a walk-on, Paul only appeared in 16 games during his freshman and sophomore years and averaged 0.2 points per game.
After his sophomore year, he transferred to Fairmont State University, where he played two more seasons.
