Also slated to testify Tuesday are members of the Los Angeles Fire Department and police department, who are expected to shed more light on the destruction of Kid Cudi’s car.

when LAPD officer Chris Ignacio testified about a 2011 break-in at rapper Kid Cudi’s home. Newsweek’s Joshua Rhett Miller explains how the incident—and a later car fire—are being linked to ...

A Los Angeles Police Department officer testified Wednesday that he saw a Cadillac Escalade belonging to Sean "Diddy" Combs' production company at Kid ... Los Angeles Fire Department arson ...

In addition, Kid Cudi claims that someone set fire to his car weeks after the break-in. Diddy denies these allegations, but his lawyers admit that although he is violent, he isn’t guilty of any ...

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Emergency services were called to the house fire in Tillett Close, Stonebridge, north-west London, at around 1.20am, where they tragically found a 43-year-old woman, a 15-year-old girl ...

The images, now part of the official trial exhibits, show extensive fire damage to the vehicle ... consistent with accounts previously given by Kid Cudi, whose real name is Scott Mescudi.

“I immediately let my sister know—the car is on fire—and to get the girls out.” Davis says they quickly got the children to safety, but within moments, the van was engulfed in flame ...

"I am saying they need to learn that money comes from work—not just from existing," he added. Instead of a flat-out allowance, Ramsey recommends paying kids a commission for age-appropriate chores.

What has left those present in the courtroom stunned was when Kid Cudi commented on what his big confrontation with Combs was like, as his vehicle appeared on fire. After this, they had a tough ...

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