One of the former individual assistants of Scene “Didi” Combes testified in his criminal trial on Tuesday and expanded a terrible incident which included Comombs and his opponent, Suj Knight,
According to David James, who worked for Comombs from 2007 to 2009, Comombs once took three handguns in the car at the end of his tenure and directed James to drive for the dinner of the mail in Los Angeles, where he considered Knight.
Just before 4 o’clock, at around 4 pm, James had inspired one of the security guards of the Comombs to a dinner with Damian Butler (aka D-ROC), which was to take food for the combes and members of their entrants. As soon as he parked the car, a silver Lincoln navigator, Butler parked Knight away from some places in a car. According to James, Butler contacted Knight and said, “This is the boy of me, de-destroyer, Biggi,” referring to the late rapper the notorious Big, who was signed by the Bad Boy Records of Comombs. (Knight, who is now serving time in jail for a deadly hit-and-run, runs rival label death ro records. While there is no definite evidence, Knight is often estimated to be involved in 1997 with the murder of notorious Big in 1997. The murder remains unresolved.)
Knight clearly replied to Butler, saying, “What are you doing in my city?” On which Butler said, “Money is getting, you know what it is.” Both then engaged in a friendly handshake.
James said that he and Butler went inside the dinner of the mail to order the takeout food, when James pulled four black SUVs into the parking lot, and a man handed over a gun to Knight. According to James, Butler said, “We fucking go,” and both of them managed to go into the car in Hollywood Hills and return to Comombs’ house. When they arrived, Comombs asked James and Butler to go to a separate car, a black escalade, and instructed James to drive back to dinner. At one point, James looked back and looked at the combs in the backseat with three handguns on his lap.
“I had a strange feeling,” said James. Because they had replaced cars, they thought that Knight could not see them coming. But he also felt that Comombs had brought three guns, and three of them were in cars. “This was the first time I realized that my life was in danger,” James said.
When they reached the dinner of the mail after about 10 minutes, the night went. Comombs asked James to drive around the block, but the night was not found anywhere.
A few days later, James resigned as a personal assistant to Combes, given a six -month notice. Asked by the attorney of Combes, what he believes for a possible shooting, James said, “I didn’t think I had the option to say anything.”
James, while talking about his two -year tenure as a personal assistant to Combs, said that it was an intensive work with 20 hours of days. “Surely there were many times where I worked directly for 21 days,” he said. He recalled a joke, which is often repeated by the security details of the combs: “Do you know what is the rhyme with ‘tired’?”
