Diddy's Sex Trafficking Accuser Indirectly Helping Feds With Indictment

Following one of his accusers ' latest move, the feds might receive more evidence to indict Diddy.

Adria English, a former adult film star by the name "Omunique," made waves in July by suing the embattled rapper for sex trafficking. She doubled down on her claims last week by filing an official police report.

The alleged victim's move could spell trouble for Diddy as police will reportedly share her report with federal agents.

According to law enforcement sources, English spoke to the Miami Beach Police Department sometime last week about her alleged encounters with Diddy. She shared many of the same allegations detailed in her civil lawsuit against him.

Although she accused Diddy of sex trafficking her at his famous white parties in the early 2000s, English had never filed a police report about her claims until now. Unfortunately, the time gap seems to be a problem.

Insiders shared that authorities determined there was not enough evidence to investigate English's sex trafficking claim or any of her allegations. However, they filed the report and planned to share it with the feds.

English's attorney, Ariel Mitchell, told TMZ this was just the beginning. He explained that his client would file another police report in New York City, noting she hadn't done so sooner because it required her to be there in person.

The music mogul's PR team reached out to The Blast with a statement that was released on July 3 by his attorney, Jonathan Davis, which read:

"No matter how many lawsuits are filed it won't change the fact that Mr. Combs has never sexually assaulted, or sex trafficked anyone. We live in a world where anyone can file a lawsuit for any reason and without any proof. Fortunately, a fair and impartial judicial process exists to find the truth and Mr. Combs is confident he will prevail against these and other baseless claims in court."

A month before filing her police report, The Blast reported that fans wouldn't hear the behind-the-scenes details of English's lawsuit unlesssome demands were met. She wanted special treatment before honoring any interviews.

According to sources, English's reps sent a series of demands for her appearance on podcast star Domenick Nati's show — a list that was reportedly too much for him to handle.

Diddy's alleged victim asked for two first-class flights from L.A. to NYC for herself and her husband and two flights for her attorneys. She also wanted a two-night stay at a 4-star hotel, preferably with breakfast included.

The list continued with hair, makeup, and wardrobe services from specific vendors to prepare for the interview. Her demands extended to meals and snacks throughout the day of shooting.

The drama between English and Diddy began in July when she accused him of grooming her into sex trafficking. She claimed they first met at a modeling audition in 2004, where the rapper wanted sexual favors to secure the job.

He allegedly wanted English's boyfriend to perform sexual acts, but when he refused, the baton was passed to her. Her beau was offered the job under the condition that she work as a "go-go dancer" at Diddy's Hampton white parties.

English claimed that she initially did not engage in sex with party guests but was gradually "groomed" into the role of a sex worker. Diddy, per her lawsuit, forced her into engaging in sexual acts at his events by threatening to destroy her career.

According to English, Diddy didn't always keep her in check with threats but also sweet promises and compensation. She allegedly received $1,000 for complying with his demands and a vow of opportunities in the music industry.

Unfortunately, Diddy never kept his promises and refused to advance her career. Instead, he allegedly punished English for escaping his control in 2009 by blackballing her and her boyfriend from the entertainment industry.

Despite getting slammed with multiple sexual assault lawsuits, Diddy continued living his best life and flaunting his health. He hopped on a private jet amid English's claims as though declaring, "I don't give a f-ck."

Following English's lawsuit, The Blast reported that Diddy faced another heartbreak with his mother's sudden visit to the ER. Janice Combs was rushed to a South Florida hospital following complaints of chest pains.

Sources implied that Janice was suffering from a broken heart caused by her son's recent legal troubles because she related the pain to stress. However, it was unclear what sparked her health scare.

Janice, on doctor's orders, was ordered to remain in the hospital for another night to undergo further testing and observation. Meanwhile, the alleged cause of her pain, Diddy, immediately rushed over from Miami to be by her side.

Diddy might not have the best track record with women; however, he appears to be a filial son.