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Crime Stories with Nancy Grace.

The federal government versus Sean Cohn.

Joining us now, investigative reporter Lauren Conlon, star of Pup Crime TV. Lauren, thank you for being with us.

A lot happening in the courtroom. First of all, direct examination of a special agent Gerard Gannon.

What happened? We finished the direct examination of Special Agent Gerard Gannon. He's with the HSI.

And he finished showing us all of the evidence that was collected during the Miami raid of

Sean Combs' house.

And this is his house on two star island.

And what they seized from the house, they seized two defaced AR-15s.

And these AR-15s, they were separated. We saw the lower barrels and the

upper barrels. The upper barrels were actually, they were wrapped in a towel and the lower barrels

were in a separate spot and the magazines were not with the lower barrels. However, the lower

magazines were loaded, both of them.

You know, a lot is being made of the number of agents at the raid. And I find that very, very

disturbing. Sydney Sumner also joining us, Crime Stories investigative reporter.

Sydney, I understand there were dozens of federal agents

at the raid. So what? What's the issue? Agents went in feeling like they were going to be

confronted by armed guards. That's what they thought they were walking into when they came into

this house.

They specifically waited for Combs and his family to leave before they entered to avoid any more confrontation.

They only found six people at the home, a music producer who has not been named, a property manager, and a few other staff members. But they put all of those people

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