Diddy Texted Kalenna Harper 58 Times

Last week former Diddy-Dirty Money group member, Kalenna Harper, disputed claims from her bandmate, Dawn Richard, after Kalenna's name was mentioned 33 times in Dawn's lawsuit against Bad Boy Entertainment CEO, Sean 'Diddy' Combs [click here if you missed that]. 

Later in the week, at Diddy's bond hearing on trafficking charges, he was described as a serial obstructor of justice and it was revealed that he texted Kelanna 58 times before she made her statement...

From NY Post

The Bad Boy Records founder has an “extensive and exhaustive history of obstructing justice,” Johnson added, bringing up claims that the rapper tried to bribe a hotel security officer to cover up the March 5, 2016 assault of his then girlfriend Cassie Ventura.

It came after Combs, who was arrested Monday at a New York City hotel, pleaded not-guilty to the charges of racketeering conspiracy, sax trafficking by force, fraud, or coercion and transportation for the purposes of prastitution.

He faces a mandatory minimum of 15 years behind bars and up to life imprisonment if convicted on the sax-trafficking charge alone, and up to life behind bars.

Prosecutors detailed how Combs has allegedly tried to obstruct justice on multiple occasions by trying to persuade witnesses to lie to protect his reputation.

For instance, Johnson said that Combs allegedly tried to destroy the surveillance video showing him beating Ventura — which eventually emerged earlier this year making headlines.

And just as recently as last week, Johnson said that Combs texted former Diddy-Dirty Money singer Kalenna Harper 58 times after she was named in a lawsuit against him brought by Dawn Richard.

Harper on Friday then issued a statement claiming she hadn’t seen the rapper abuse anyone.

Combs “has an ongoing ability to keep witnesses…in his pocket and at his disposal,” Johnson argued.

Law enforcement agents found bags of pink powder in his hotel room when they arrested him, Johnson said.

Investigators were waiting for the test results on the substance but Johnson told the judge they resembled bags of pink powder previously identified as ecstasy.