Oh No He Diddy!

Sean "Puffy" Combs aka Diddy kicked Cassie unconscious in front of a surveillance camera.

Sean "Puffy" Combs is going to face questions from the Los Angeles Police and FBI. He is in some deep.... 

The Bad Boy/Love Records CEO is under federal watch for allegations of sex trafficking, drug trafficking, sexual abuse of minors and an illicit operation of blackmail and other criminal acts.

Now a video released this evening isn't doing Diddy any justice. He can still deny the allegations and the such, but the feds are closing in and he has "No Way Out."

The hotel surveillance video, obtained by CNN and released Friday, is reportedly from March 5, 2016, and compiled from multiple camera angles. The incident matched an allegation levied in Ventura's November sex trafficking, rape and physical abuse lawsuit against the hip hop mogul. The two settled the civil suit one day after it was filed.

In the video, singer/model Cassie Ventura is seen in a black sweater with the hood up and duffle bag in hand, calling an elevator in what CNN reports is the now-closed InterContinental Hotel in Los Angeles. In a different camera angle, Diddy is seen in a bath towel running down the hotel hallway.

Cassie gonna bring Puffy down.

He catches up with Ventura before the elevator comes, striking and yanking Ventura by the hair and throwing her to the ground. The producer then kicks Ventura twice while she lies on the ground, picking up her bag and dragging her back toward the hotel rooms.

He then lets her go, appearing to say something to her as he walks back to a hotel room with her bag.

"The gut-wrenching video has only further confirmed the disturbing and predatory behavior of Mr. Combs," Doug Wigdor, Ventura's lawyer, said in a statement to media Friday. "Words cannot express the courage and fortitude that Ms. Ventura has shown in coming forward to bring this to light."

In a statement shared with USA TODAY Friday, a spokesperson for InterContinental Hotels Group said, "This hotel is no longer under IHG management, and we do not have any access to prior incident records or footage."

USA TODAY has reached out to reps for Combs for comment.