Crime Alert, I'm Nancy Grace, breaking crime news now. Crowds still packing the courtroom

to hear testimony in the case against Sean Combs, aka Diddy? Straight out to Drew Nelson for the

latest in the courtroom. Drew, what's happening? Nancy, a hotel guard testifies that the music

mogul paid him $100,000 to bury the video of the brutal 2016 beating of Cassie Ventura.

On day 15, prosecutors led with testimony from Eddie Garcia.

He worked security at the Intercontinental Hotel in Los Angeles when Sean Diddy Combs was caught on video,

punching, kicking, and dragging, then-girlfriend Cassie Ventura.

Garcia told the jury he was approached days later by Combs' team.

He said they wanted the footage erased.

Combs' chief of staff called the front desk, then showed up in person.

Garcia said she asked if there was any way to get a copy.

Garcia told the court he refused and warmed her, quote, off the record,

it's bad. Garcia said Combs called himself later. He said Combs, quote, sounded very nervous and told him,

quote, something like this could ruin him. Garcia testified that Combs promised to, quote,

take care of me. Garcia agreeing to help in exchange.

His boss arranged to sell the video, Garcia testifying that he delivered the only copy to Combs.

Garcia testified that he signed a non-disclosure agreement and a second paper confirming he gave Combs the only copy.

He said Combs then returned with a brown paper bag and a money counter. Garcia testified that he gave

$50,000 to his boss, $20,000 to another guard, and kept $30,000 for himself. Derek Ferguson,

Combs' former bad boy CFO, walked jurors through Combs' records. Prosecutors showed bank statements

from December of 2011. On December 14th,

$20,000 was wired to Ventura. On December 23rd, Ventura's father wired $20,000 into the same

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