Sean Combs trial updates: Court adjourned until Tuesday after Kid Cudi testimony

As Sean Combs then-personal assistant, David James, testified that he was required to ensure Sean Combs' hotel rooms were stocked with 40 different skin care products, a Luis Vuitton bag that routinely contained $10,000 cash, and "probably 25 or 30 different pill bottles."

James testified that he procured drugs for Combs, sometimes prescription Percocet, which he told the court he sometimes filled under his own name.

"Did you give him or anyone else permission to fill prescriptions in your name?" prosecutor Christy Slavik asked, referring to Combs.

"I don't recall that," James answered.

James also testified that Combs allegedly took ecstasy pills marked with the face of former President Obama. Asked how often he saw Combs take drugs, James responded, "I would say every day."

Obtaining and distributing narcotics is among the alleged racketeering acts in the indictment against Combs.

In his testimony, James recalled taking ecstasy and dancing around one of Combs' parties. Later, James testified, Combs reviewed footage of the party, noticed James in the footage and allegedly told him, "I'm going to keep this footage in case I ever need it."

James also testified he stocked Combs' hotel rooms with baby oil, Astroglide lubricant, condoms and prophylactics that he paid for in cash provided by one of Combs' security guards.

James further testified that in 2008, Combs asked him to bring an iPod into a hotel room in Miami. Since James had set up the room he had a key and opened the door to let himself in, he told the court.

"I saw the Cassie on the bed. She had a white comforter up to her neck, her head to the side and she did not move when I entered," James testified. He also told the jury that he remembered a "gentleman" in the room he did not recognize.

"He was completely naked, about 5 feet, 8 inches" with a "very large endowment," James testified.

The man "scurried out as if he didn't want to be seen," James told the court.

Tuesday's witnesses are expected to include an alleged escort known as "The Punisher," as well as Cassie Ventura's mother, prosecutors said.

Sean Combs' one-time personal assistant, David James, returns Tuesday to the witness stand where he became emotional recalling his job interview with the vice president of human resources at Bad Boy Records.

"We were sitting at her desk and there was a picture of Mr. Combs on the wall," James began before choking up at the memory. "She pointed at the wall and she said, 'This is Mr. Combs' kingdom. We're all here to serve in it.'"

His service lasted two years, from 2007-2009, and in that time, James witnessed Combs allegedly attack his personal chef, a woman named Jourdan, who is expected to testify later this week. James also testified that Ventura once told him she could not leave Combs because he controlled too much of her life.

"She was, like, 'I can't, I can't get out,' you know. 'Mr. Combs oversees so much of my life,'" James testified.

James is expected to testify about a time when Combs and others went to confront Suge Knight at Mel's Diner. Ventura had previously testified about it as part of her description of the culture of fear that Combs and his employees allegedly created.

"Sean and I were having a 'freak off' at one of his homes in LA. And, um, I just remember we were kind of, like, just chilling at this point. And D-Roc came in and he said that Suge was down at Mel's Diner, which was just right down the hill. And they quickly packed up and drove down there," Ventura recalled. "I was crying. I was screaming, like, please don't do anything stupid."

Combs is seated at the defense table in a darker colored crew neck sweater. His attorneys are trying to convince the jury jealousy and drugs caused him to be violent. Federal prosecutors argue his violence was meant to coerce Ventura into sex performances with male escorts. One of those escorts, who Ventura said she knew as "The Punisher," is expected to testify Tuesday, along with Ventura's mother.

She is expected to testify about sex tapes that her daughter described as "blackmail materials" and about injuries on her daughter's body that the jury has already seen in photographs.

Former Sean Combs assistant David James took the stand for the prosecution. He testified that he remembered interviewing to be Sean Combs' personal assistant at the headquarters of Bad Boy Entertainment on Broadway, during which time someone remarked on a photo of Combs hanging on the wall.

"This is Mr. Combs' kingdom. We're all here to serve it," James testified the woman told him.

James told the jury about what he said were demanding hours, the weapons Combs' security staff allegedly carried and the time James said he, Kerry Morgan and Cassie Ventura were smoking cigarettes on Combs' dock in Miami Beach.

"She said to me, 'Man this lifestyle is crazy,'" James testified of Ventura. "She said, 'I can't get out.' You know, 'Mr. Combs oversees so much of my life. He controls my music career, he gives me an allowance.'"

James also told the jury that part of his job was ensuring that hotel rooms in which Combs would stay were stocked with items Combs wanted.

Court adjourned just after 3 p.m. ET. Prosecutors said Tuesday's witnesses will include an alleged escort known as "The Punisher," as well as Cassie Ventura's mother.

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