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Diplo ‘could face criminal charges’ over claim DJ ‘purposely gave woman, 25, an STI and shared revenge porn’

LOS Angeles city officials may bring criminal charges against Diplo, the DJ and songwriter, after police investigated allegations of sexual misconduct by the star - including claims he purposely gave a woman an STI and shared revenge porn.

, may be charged for invasion of privacy and intentionally giving someone a sexually transmitted infection, according to .

Diplo, real name Thomas Wesley Pentz, could face criminal charges
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Diplo, real name Thomas Wesley Pentz, could face criminal chargesCredit: Getty - Contributor
The DJ to the stars, 42,  is accused of sharing revenge porn and purposely infecting a woman with chlamydia
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The DJ to the stars, 42, is accused of sharing revenge porn and purposely infecting a woman with chlamydiaCredit: The Mega Agency

Diplo is best known for songs like 2015 dance track “Lean On” and collaborations with artists including M.I.A., , , Shakira, Snoop Dogg and Beyonce.

In a complaint made to the Los Angeles Police Department in October 2020, a 25-year-old woman accuses Pentz, 42, of recording sexually explicit videos of her without her permission.

The complaint also alleges that Diplo shared those videos without the subject’s consent.

Finally, the claimant says that the DJ knowingly infected her with chlamydia. 

The Sun has reached out to Diplo's representatives for comment.

The woman who made the complaint also filed a request for a temporary restraining order earlier this year.

In June, for sexual battery, defamation and fraud.

She of first contacting her and soliciting nude photos when she was a minor, and later "forced himself on her as she tried to fight him off."

It’s not clear if the previous lawsuit is connected to the city attorney’s charges.

According to BuzzFeed, lawyers for Pentz declined to answer detailed questions regarding the allegation, but instead reiterated “the staunch denials of all allegations that they have previously made in public statements and court documents.”

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