Maui chief of police in Sean 'Diddy' Combs lawsuit as a suspected co -configurator

Honolulu (Hawaiinewsnow) – The chief of police from Maui, John Pelletier, rejects the allegations that he was violated in a cover -up that was associated with Sean “Diddy” Combs.

In an almost 90-page civil lawsuit that Ashley Parham and two unnamed people submitted, Pelletier is accused of being hired as a security for combs in 2018.

The lawsuit claims that Pelletier, who was a police captain in Las Vegas at the time, posed as Sheriff deputy in California and reacted to a suspected rape with combs.

The alleged victim claims that Pelletier has instructed her to go home and offer no help or medical care.

The woman claims that Pelletier had given an envelope to a neighbor from whom she believed that he was full of cash.

She claims that Pelletier brought her and another plaintiff home with a gun held home, held her back, refused to call her a lawyer, and took various steps to cover up the kidnapping.

In a statement, the mayor of Maui County Richard Bissen asked the Maui County police commission to bring pelleters into administrative leave while the investigation continues.

The statement is as follows:

On March 7, 2025 and was submitted before the district court of the United States for the northern district of California in the case of Ashley Parham against Sean Combs (case No. 3: 24-cv-07191-RFL).

This change application comprises several new defendants, of whom a Maui police chief John Pelletier is.

The original complaint, which was submitted on October 15, 2024, does not name Chief Pelletier.

While the allegations in the changed complaint are uncomfortable, they are serious and contain claims for suspected criminal behavior.

As with any such legal matter, a proper procedure must be observed, but the existence of these allegations alone is concerns about public trust and the effective functionality of the department.

There are precedent in the government of Maui Maui who have appointed officials on vacation while allegations are examined against them.

This approach does not constitute an encouragement, but ensures that the person in question is not in a position that can affect the integrity of the office while the matter is checked.

In the Charter of the county of Maui, officials appointed to maintain the highest ethical standards in order to maintain the municipality’s trust in the local government.

In view of the severity of the allegations, I recommend that the Maui Police Commission Chef Pelletier placed in the administrative leave in up to further investigations.

In addition, I ask the Commission to carry out their own independent review instead of waiting for the solution to the federal case.

Taking proactive steps will demonstrate the district’s commitment to transparency, accountability and ethical government. “

Pelletier published an explanation on Tuesday morning:

“I would like to address the latest request from the mayor to the Maui County police commission in relation to my position as chief of police. Let me be clear: the allegations made against me are completely wrong and I was not officially served with legal documents.

During my career, I served with integrity and commitment, and I am deeply disappointed with this request that I think is prematurely and unfair. I understand the importance of transparency and accountability among the law enforcement authorities and intends to work together with the necessary processes to ensure that the truth is known.

However, I am firmly convinced that nobody should be exposed to professional consequences due to unfounded claims. I am still committed to the civil servants, employees and residents of this county and appreciate the support of those who know my character, my commitment to my family and my lifelong commitment to this profession.

Despite this challenge, my focus remains on serving this community and leading the Maui police department with the honor and integrity that it deserves. “

The Maui police published the following explanation on Monday evening:

“Chief Pelletier has no connections to people who are mentioned in the lawsuit. The allegations that indicate that his participation is completely unfounded. We are confident that the evidence will show these claims as wrong and that expose those who intentionally try to manipulate the legal system in order to spread misleading stories.

As head of pelleters served as a captain in Las Vegas in 2018, he was honored by the rape crisis center for his extraordinary leadership and his commitment to the security of the community, in particular through his role as advocate of the residence -safe program, which is devoted to the prevention of sexual assault.

These groundless allegations not only harm the boss pellet animal, but also show a lack of respect for victims of abuse, the voices of which they earn, heard and support with compassion and integrity. “

The Maui Police Commission must now vote on whether pelleters should be put on vacation.

The next meeting has not yet been announced publicly.

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Maui chief of police in Sean ‘Diddy’ Combs lawsuit as a suspected co -configurator

ByAmelia Journalton

By Amelia Journalton

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