Federal raids on Sean 'Diddy' Combs' Los Angeles and Miami properties have left the rapper's whereabouts unknown amidst an expanding federal investigation. Multiple sexual assault lawsuits and alleged sex trafficking concerns have drawn Homeland Security's attention to the music mogul.

During Monday's coordinated raids, federal agents questioned several individuals, including Combs' sons Justin (30) and Christian (25), outside his Holmby Hills production company property. Combs was absent from both raid locations.

His private jet, operated by LoveAir LLC, made several stops:

• Sacramento Executive Airport to Palm Springs International
• Palm Springs to Van Nuys Airport, Los Angeles
• Van Nuys to Antigua

Combs was later spotted "pacing back and forth" at Miami-Opa Locka Executive Airport. Officials reportedly confiscated his phones before his Caribbean departure. Flight tracking for his aircraft has since been made private.

In a related development, authorities arrested Brendan Paul, 25, an alleged associate accused in lawsuits of being Combs' "drug mule." Miami-Dade police and Homeland Security agents found cocaine in Paul's travel bags, resulting in his detention on two $2,500 bonds.

The investigation appears linked to federal sex trafficking allegations following multiple civil lawsuits against Combs. Rodney Jones' lawsuit notably claims extensive video and audio evidence of illegal activities, including drug distribution through TSA checkpoints.

Amid mounting pressure, Combs has:

• Denied all allegations
• Stepped down from Revolt TV chairmanship
• Sold his remaining ownership stake
• Settled privately with Diageo, ending partnerships with DeLeón Tequila and Cîroc Vodka

Federal authorities have not yet confirmed whether the raids connect directly to recent lawsuit allegations.

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