Fans livid as Diddy's ex and Justin Combs' mom shares clip of 'overtly militarized' use of force during raid at rapper's home

Trigger Warning: This article mentions sexual assault and sex trafficking which may trigger some readers. Discretion is advised.

LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA: Sean Diddy Combs' former girlfriend Misa Hylton, has called out authorities for going overboard with their military-style raid on the rapper's fancy mansion in Los Angeles. Hylton dropped new video footage that had fans slamming the cops for using excessive force.

Recently, when the rapper was spotted chilling with his twin daughters at a golf club in Miami after the cops raided both his LA and Miami homes, social media users went berserk as they shredded the authorities for not putting Diddy behind bars immediately after the raids following the sex trafficking lawsuit against him. In the images that went viral, Diddy was seen flashing a peace sign to the paparazzi, sporting a tracksuit as he left Top Golf with his 17-year-old daughters, Jessie and D’Lila.

Diddy's ex calls out feds for their 'militarized' approach while raiding rapper's home

Hylton and the mother of Diddy's two children, Justin and Christian Combs, spoke out after the recent raid on Diddy’s Los Angeles home, where her sons were handcuffed.

Hylton posted security footage from the March 25 raid on Instagram and criticized the Homeland Security agents for their aggressive approach towards Justin, 30, and Christian, 26, calling it "overtly militarized."

Accompanying the footage was a caption expressing her outrage, stating "The over zealous and overtly militarized force used against my sons Justin and Christian is deplorable. If these were the sons of a non-Black celebrity, they would not have been handled with the same aggression. The attempt to humiliate and terrorize these innocent young BLACK MEN is despicable!"

She further continued, "Enough is Enough! Did Justin need several laser beams from firearms pointed at his chest?? Did Christian need a gun pointed at the back of his head while he was handcuffed?? How many times have we seen young UNARMED BLACK MEN not make it out of these types of situations alive?? My son's Attorney Jeffrey Lichtman is investigating the excessive use of force which was unnecessary and certainly not required by this search warrant."

Hylton concluded the post by saying, "We will fight for justice utilizing every imaginable resource. I'm not with the propaganda!!!!"

As mentioned by People Magazine, in the footage, heavily armed federal agents are seen entering Diddy’s home and restraining Christian against a wall while handcuffing him. On the other hand, Justin is also shown walking with his hands up as a gun is aimed at him. Despite the ordeal, neither of them were arrested.

Following the raids, which occurred amid sex trafficking and sexual assault lawsuits, various items including hard drives and phones were seized from Diddy's properties in LA and Miami.

Internet users agree that raid at Diddy's home was 'excessive' 

A Facebook user compared the legal troubles involving former POTUS Donald Trump and Diddy and wrote, "This is too much, Just knock at the front door Just like the Fed's did Trump and they would've let them in, SMH"

Another user wrote, "What the hell? It's like they are going after a cartel or something. Isn't he wanted for sexual assault?"

A user commented on the drone the feds used as shown in the clip and wrote, "A drone? They were doing to much."

Another user commented, "Dammm! They sent the army!!!"

A user stated, "This is absurd .... over zealous is putting it lightly. Trump get treated like a princess and does way worse shyte"

Another user asserted, "This seems a little excessive. They could have come in there with regular clothing and a search warrant and gotten the same result. The tactical gear and rifles seem like they just wanted to play dress up"

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