She said the argument came after Diggs said her services were not needed for a week in November and refused to pay her. But she says she did not ask for any time off, nor was she told she would be docked a week until she received her November check and found it was short a week’s pay.
The woman added that after the physical attack, she told him she was quitting his employ and would send someone to pick up her belongings from her room. Diggs told her to handle her separation details with his assistant, which she did.
She says the assistant offered to pay her for the missing week, but only if she signed a non-disclosure agreement, which she refused to do.
Police then tried to contact Diggs but were unable to reach him before charges were filed.
The former employee reportedly handed over all text messages and other evidence to the cops.
Diggs’ attorney, David Meier, denies the allegations and insists that the reported attack “did not occur.”
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