Kayla Brantley

Now, the other woman who can't be named for legal reasons, but the court is calling her Jane. She was a single mom when she met and quickly fell in love with Diddy in 2020 and was his girlfriend for three years.

Ms. Johnson said the jury would see that now infamous video from an L.A. hotel hallway, which has been talked about so much already and which I know everyone already knows about. It's the video of Cassie back in March 2016. And she claimed that Diddy was attacking and kicking her because he wanted to force her back into the hotel room where they'd been with a male prostitute.

Ms. Johnson said the jury would see that now infamous video from an L.A. hotel hallway, which has been talked about so much already and which I know everyone already knows about. It's the video of Cassie back in March 2016. And she claimed that Diddy was attacking and kicking her because he wanted to force her back into the hotel room where they'd been with a male prostitute.

She said Diddy's staff handed over $100,000 in cash in a brown paper bag to a hotel security guard for what they thought was the only copy of the footage. But obviously another copy existed and was given to CNN and aired last year.

She said Diddy's staff handed over $100,000 in cash in a brown paper bag to a hotel security guard for what they thought was the only copy of the footage. But obviously another copy existed and was given to CNN and aired last year.

She also accepted that that hotel footage was indefensible and showed, quote, horrible dehumanizing violence. But she insisted the full film, which has never been made public, would show that he and Cassie were actually fighting over alleged infidelity. She said he was an extremely jealous man and they had a toxic relationship.

She also accepted that that hotel footage was indefensible and showed, quote, horrible dehumanizing violence. But she insisted the full film, which has never been made public, would show that he and Cassie were actually fighting over alleged infidelity. She said he was an extremely jealous man and they had a toxic relationship.

But while she admitted his behavior did amount to domestic violence, it was not sex trafficking or racketeering, which this whole case is about. She said both women were capable, strong women and consenting adults who chose to stay with Diddy for years after the alleged assault.

But while she admitted his behavior did amount to domestic violence, it was not sex trafficking or racketeering, which this whole case is about. She said both women were capable, strong women and consenting adults who chose to stay with Diddy for years after the alleged assault.

Diddy also shared a moment with his family and as a trial adjourned for the lunch break, Diddy blew a kiss to his mom and made heart hands to one of his daughters. And after the break, Israel Flores was the first witness of this case to be called. Now he's an LA police officer and at the time he was working as the assistant director of security at the Intercontinental Hotel in Los Angeles.

Diddy also shared a moment with his family and as a trial adjourned for the lunch break, Diddy blew a kiss to his mom and made heart hands to one of his daughters. And after the break, Israel Flores was the first witness of this case to be called. Now he's an LA police officer and at the time he was working as the assistant director of security at the Intercontinental Hotel in Los Angeles.

This, of course, is where Diddy allegedly attacked Cassie on March 5th, 2016 in the video that we've all seen.

This, of course, is where Diddy allegedly attacked Cassie on March 5th, 2016 in the video that we've all seen.

The first piece of evidence was then introduced to the jury in the form of an incident report that Mr. Flores wrote for his boss, which revealed that when he returned to talk to Diddy with a colleague, Diddy got upset and tried to grab the colleague's phone because he was worried he was being filmed. Mr. Flores said he was forced to pin Diddy against the wall.

The first piece of evidence was then introduced to the jury in the form of an incident report that Mr. Flores wrote for his boss, which revealed that when he returned to talk to Diddy with a colleague, Diddy got upset and tried to grab the colleague's phone because he was worried he was being filmed. Mr. Flores said he was forced to pin Diddy against the wall.

It was at that point that Diddy told him, quote, it's just that I don't want to lose anything and I can lose it all.

It was at that point that Diddy told him, quote, it's just that I don't want to lose anything and I can lose it all.

But Mr. Flores insisted the money was because he, quote, didn't want anybody to know. He insisted Diddy told him, take care of it. I don't want people to find out. The jury were then told that the CNN clip of that hallway incident was only a small part of what had actually happened.

But Mr. Flores insisted the money was because he, quote, didn't want anybody to know. He insisted Diddy told him, take care of it. I don't want people to find out. The jury were then told that the CNN clip of that hallway incident was only a small part of what had actually happened.

And they were shown two cell phone videos and three hotel surveillance videos, which showed the attack from different angles.