Diddy White Party Accuser Adria English Files Police Report In Miami

Adria English one of Diddy's accusers might be giving the feds more ammo to indict him she's already suing him for allegedly sex-trafficking her at his White Parties has now filed a police report. She reportly spoke to Miami Beach PD last week, and detailed many of the same allegations dating back to early 2000s she laid out in her civil lawsuit against Diddy. She had not filed a police report prior to this. Law enforcement sources confirmed Miami Beach PD detectives took a report from Adria, but  determined there was not enough evidence to investigate human trafficking, or any other crime the detectives did file the report will be shared with federal authorities running parallel investigations. Adria's cautiously optimistic about this process. She plans to file another police report in New York City soon she hasn't already done so because they require she make the report in person. Adria.filed against Diddy last month, claiming she first met Diddy and his crew around 2004, agreeing to act as a go-go dancer at the rapper's infamous White Parties. English a former porn star whose stage name was "Omunique" says she took the job to get her boyfriend a modeling gig but also claims her BF refused to perform oral sex on Diddy to secure the job. Adria says it spiraled from there accusing Diddy and others of plying her with alcohol laced with Ecstasy, and forcing her to have sex with Diddy's friends. She's suing Diddy and a group of his friends, including Tamiko Thomas the Ghislaine Maxwell to Diddy's Jeffrey Epstein for emotional trauma, including intimacy issues and painful memories. Diddy's attorney Jonathan Davis says “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.” 

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