Suge Knight will get a number of mentions in Sean Combs: The Reckoninga brand new Netflix documentary from govt producer 50 Cent.
In the doc, directed by Alexandria Stapleton, Bad Boy alum Mark Curry recollects working the door at a membership in Atlanta in 1995 when he allegedly witnessed the Death Row Records co-founder use Diddy as a defend in opposition to potential bullets.
“Every Friday, we had a Bad Boy party,” Curry, who labored the door on the membership earlier than turning into a Bad Boy artist himself, stated. “So Puff was there, Suge Knight came that night with his friend Jake [Robles]. I was working the door. Suge was looking for Puff.”
At one level, each Suge and Jake are stated to have been escorted out of the membership by an off-duty cop, all whereas Diddy and others additionally made their manner exterior.
“A man appeared with one hand behind his back and he was holding a pistol,” Curry stated within the four-part docuseries. “He touched Jake with the pistol and looked at Suge like this, and was shooting Suge’s friend like this. He shot him five times. Suge grabbed a hold to Puffy in a chokehold and put him in front of him like this. So he was moving Puff around. … You shoot him, you gon’ shoot Puffy. You not gon’ shoot me.”
As beforehand reported, the Stapleton-helmed doc additionally contains interviews with Diddy trial jurors and Danity Kane alum Aubrey O’Day. Diddy’s reps, in the meantime, have condemned the collection, particularly criticizing 50 Cent’s involvement and the usage of footage they are saying wasn’t licensed for launch.