Kid Cudi says his DOG was traumatized by Molotov cocktail car explosion after Diddy threats

The trial experienced its most uproarious moments on Thursday when attorneys deliberated the conduct of Kid Cudi’s canine following a break-in, away from the jury’s presence.

Judge Arun Subramanian questioned the anticipated testimony, quipping, “He’s not going to testify about what the dog thought?”

The courtroom resonated with laughter each time lawyers or the judge referenced the dog, including when the judge affirmed ‘I agree it’s a serious issue,’ and Assistant U.S. Attorney Emily Johnson remarked that ‘unfortunately the dog is no longer with us.’

The core legal debate centered on whether assertions about the dog’s altered state post-break-in were excessively prejudicial and should be omitted from the testimony.

Cudi ultimately testified that the dog became ‘very jittery and kind of on edge all the time’ following the bombing incident.

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Prosecutors have announced that Capricorn Clark, a former assistant to Combs and a member of his marketing team, will be called as a witness on Tuesday.

Witnesses from the Los Angeles police and fire departments are expected to testify as well.

Williams previously stated that she was removed from her post at the popular New York City radio station Hot 97 in 1998 after claiming Combs was homosexual.

Reportedly, she alleged possession of a photograph depicting Diddy intimately involved with another man.

She also made a controversial remark during a Hot 97 segment regarding the percentage of gay entertainers while addressing allegations that basketball star Eddy Curry had made sexual advances toward his male driver.

During the broadcast, Williams referred to her “inside” experience and self-proclaimed statistics regarding the percentage of gay rappers and athletes.

She claimed “two out of ten” players and “five out of ten in music” were gay.

Once a dominant force in the music industry, Sean “Diddy” Combs is now relying on a reported $10 million legal team, to salvage his reputation during his sex trafficking trial which is expected to last another six weeks.

The Grammy Award-winning rapper, more accustomed to commanding a crowd, has remained silent on the defense benches, as eight key defense attorneys address the blockbuster case in Manhattan federal court.

His leading lawyers include Marc Agnifilo, 60, a former Manhattan District Attorney with over 200 cases under his belt over a career of 30 years, and millennial “nepo baby” attorney Teny Geragos, 34, who has been using TikTok to advance Diddy’s case.

Diddy is charged with racketeering conspiracy, two counts of sex trafficking, and two counts of transportation to engage in prostitution.

Prosecutors allege that Diddy coerced victims into substance-fueled sex parties by employing intimidation and violence. The rapper has denied all accusations, maintaining that all sexual acts were consensual.

As the case unfolds, the Daily Mail unpacks the unfolding drama in the Manhattan federal court.

Incendiary images displayed during Sean ‘Diddy’ Combs’ trial reveal the disgraced rap mogul was preparing for a hotel ‘freak off’ despite knowing he was about to be taken into custody, prosecutors say.

Throughout their 11-year relationship, Cassie Ventura and Sean “Diddy” Combs looked like the epitome of the perfect couple during many red carpet events.

However, beneath the singer’s glamorous presence were scars allegedly from the rapper’s horrific abuse.

Ventura, 38, testified that she was subjected to years of abuse and drug-fueled sex known as “freak-offs”.

Kid Cudi testified that his Porsche 911 convertible was destroyed by fire in his driveway after Diddy threatened him in 2012.

Cudi said he was about 45 minutes away at a friend’s house when his dog sitter called and “told me my car was on fire.”

Pictures shown to the jury showed a hole cut in the fabric roof and a Molotov cocktail was found in the passenger seat.

Judge Arun Subramanian told the jury on Thursday that they had earned a four-day weekend ahead of Memorial Day.

He instructed them not to discuss the case with anyone.

“You are performing a great civic duty and we are on schedule,” he stated.

“Have an enjoyable Memorial Day weekend, you have earned it.”

FBI agent Josh Croft details the extraction of digital evidence extracted from Cassie’s electronics.

Following Mylah Morales, Frédéric Zemmour, the general manager of the L’Ermitage Beverly Hills Hotel, is testifying.

He testified that Diddy frequently stayed at the L’Ermitage Beverly Hills using aliases such as Frank White and Frank Black – names Cassie pointed to as the monikers he employed upon checking in for ‘freak-off’ sexual encounters.

Zemmour said Combs’ hotel profile noted that he always spills candle wax and utilizes excessive amounts of oil. Profile instructions ordered staff to place Combs’ room out of order when he departed to allow for deep room cleanings.

“Please authorize an extra $1000 when guest stays with us to cover any room damages,” it allegedly said on Combs’ guest profile.

Cassie’s former make-up artist testified that Diddy brutally assaulted the singer the same weekend that a Prince party was underway.

Mylah Morales, pictured below, said an enraged Diddy entered the hotel suite and shut the bedroom door before she started hearing “yelling and screaming”.

Cassie then emerged from the room with “a swollen eye, a busted lip and knots on her head.”

Cassie previously testified that she fled a party at Prince’s house because she was scared that Diddy would be there.

“It was a once in a lifetime experience,” Cassie said of wanting to attend the party, adding that she “knew [Diddy] would say no.”

“I caught a glimpse of him, left the party and ran out as fast as I could,” Cassie told the court. “I knew he was angry at me.”

Cassie added: “and then he came after me.”