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Diddy's son was 'humiliated by coach Sal Alosi who used paparazzi picture of him at NBA All-Star game with his dad to turn his teammates against him'

Published: 10:09 EST, 26 June 2015 | Updated: 17:21 EST, 26 June 2015

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UCLA coach Sal Alosi allegedly attempted to turn Justin Combs' teammates against him using a picture of him court-side with his famous dad.

A new report claimed the UCLA football strength and condition coach had a paparazzi snap of him and P Diddy at the NBA All-Star game displayed on the gym monitors.

According to TMZ the picture, which shows the rap mogul chatting with Ben Stiller, remained on the screens for 24 hours.

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Humiliated: UCLA coach Sal Alosi attempted to turn Justin Combs' teammates against him using a picture of him court-side with his famous dad, according to new reports

The incident happened just after the celeb-packed game at Madison Square Garden in New York on February 15.

Alosi reportedly used to image to mock Justin by pointing out the reason he had missed training that day.

'While you guys are training, this guy is sitting court-side with his dad,' Alosi told Justin's teammates, TMZ claimed.

On Friday, further details about Alosi's past emerged which Diddy's legal team will be very interested in.

TMZ said it obtained a letter sent by a female chiropractor who worked for the New York Jets when Alosi did in 2010, warning management he was abusive and had even gotten into a fistfight with player Darrelle Revis.

History: Diddy’s confrontation with Sal Alosi was provoked after years of the coach bullying his son Justin, sources have claimed

She said the coach also verbally abused and humiliated her, and tried to prohibit her from treating players because he was angry 'over petty issues involving towels and water', the site claimed.

According to NFL.com, in December of that same year he was suspended without pay for the rest of the season, including playoffs, and fined $25K for an incident during a game against the Miami Dolphins.

In a highly illegal move, he stuck out his left knee on the sideline to trip the opposing team's cornerback Nolan Carroll as he was recovering a punt.

This week it was reported that the bust up between Diddy and the coach was the result of years of emotional and psychological bullying of his son.

Insiders claimed to the gossip website that Alosi had been verbally abusive and publicly humiliated Justin over the period of three years.

Media storm: The altercation between Sean 'Diddy' Combs, left, and UCLA football coach Sal Alosi, right, that led to the rap mogul's arrest on Monday created some unwelcome publicity for the college football program

The sources believed that all the negative attention psychologically damaged the young man.

They went on to claim that when Justin told his father on Monday that he’d been kicked off the field by Alosi, Diddy went over to talk to the coach with this history in mind.

New York Post's Page Six broke the story.

Meanwhile, football coaches at UCLA apparently want the felony charges against Sean 'Diddy' Combs dropped.

TMZ, quoting 'sources directly connected' with the football program, claimed the athletics staff think a court case would be bad for the college team. It was added head coach Jim Mora doesn't want a criminal prosecution to go ahead.

Instead, the staff would like the 45-year-old Bad Boy For Life singer banned from the field.

Drop it: UCLA head football coach Jim Mora is reported to want the charges against Diddy dropped

The rapper was taken into custody by campus cops on Monday afternoon after he allegedly attacked coach Sal Alosi at an athletics facility on the UCLA campus

TMZ's sources said the police were called by an intern who witnessed the altercation between Diddy and Alosi.

When officers arrived, they asked to see the security video of what happened and that's when they arrested the music producer.

Diddy has been charged with three counts of assault with a deadly weapon, one count of making terrorist threats, and one count of battery.

He was released from LA County jail late Monday night after posting bail

On Tuesday, the rap mogul issued a statement saying he had only acted in self-defense to protect himself and his 21-year-old son.

TMZ said the case will go to the L.A. County D.A. for felony review next week.

Rap mogul Diddy arrested for 'attacking son's coach'

Busted: The rap producer, seen in the back of a police black-and-white, was arrested by UCLA campus cops and driven to LA County Jail

The incident occurred after Diddy had watched his son Justin Combs, who's part of the Bruins football program, take part in a coaching session.

He apparently took issue with the way the strength and conditioning coach was treating his kid and confronted him about it in his office.

In the ensuing altercation, it's alleged Diddy shouted 'I'm gonna f**k you up' and also swung at Alosi with a kettlebell.

In his statement, he claimed reports about the fight are 'inaccurate' and he expects the charges against him will be dropped.

Justin, meanwhile, showed support for his dad by posting an Instagram of the two of them with the caption: 'I thank God for having a father that's always there for me.. Love you pops!'

The star then reposted the same image with the caption: '#FAMILYFIRST.'

Diddy's son Justin Combs shows off football talents

Grateful: Justin thanked his famous father via Instagram for 'always being there' for him after the incident

Court date: Diddy's booking sheet shows his first court date is set for July 13

Posted bond: The rapper's attorney Mark Geragos was seen at the LA County Jail making arrangements to get Diddy out on bail

DailyMail.com has reached to representatives for Diddy who have so far been unavailable for comment.

On Monday night, a document was released by the Los Angeles Courts Sheriffs Department's Inmate Information Center with the information of Diddy's arrest.

It also revealed his first court date has been set for July 13.

Diddy has had a few issues with violence in the past

He was acquitted of bribery and weapons-related charges in connection with a 1999 shooting at a New York nightclub.

Charged: Diddy has been charged with three counts of assault with a deadly weapon, one count of making terrorist threats, and one count of battery

A jury cleared him of firing a weapon during the dispute that wounded three bystanders, as well as bribing his chauffeur to take the rap.

The rapper was arrested in 1999 for his involvement in the beating of former Interscope executive Steve Stoute in New York.

He apologized, the charges were reduced, and he was ordered to attend an anger management class.

Earlier this year, an Arizona man accused Diddy of punching him in the face at a Super Bowl party. Combs was not arrested.

Back at work: Alosi, the UCLA football program's strength and conditioning coach, was seen on the field Tuesday getting on with his duties

In the program: It's alleged that Alosi was being tough on Justin Combs during Monday's training session and that's why Diddy went to confront the coach

Back in November 2011, Justin announced he was committing to play for UCLA, which is based in the west LA neighborhood of Westwood.

The teen was at the centre of some controversy at the time with ESPN reporting that some questioned whether the son of the wealthy rapper should accept the $54,000 scholarship he was offered.

Ultimately, Justin, who plays defensive back, took the scholarship. He only played four games for the team in the 2014 season and is currently a redshirt junior.

Former UCLA football coach Rick Neuheisel revealed on his Sirius XM radio show ‘the fact his father was an influential guy played into my decision’ to recruit the teen, in the wake of Diddy's alleged attack on assistant coach Sal Alosi.

He admitted that Justin, at 5ft9in, was too small to play competitively and that his famous father was the deciding factor.

‘When you’re weighing the assets of what a youngster can do for your program, there’s no question [being the rap mogul’s son] had something to do with it for me,’ Neuheisel explained.

‘Justin is a great kid. His problem was his size. He’s not big enough to be a dominant player. Could he be productive? Yes. The fact his father was an influential guy played into my decision to go ahead and offer him.’

Provoked: In a statement released Tuesday, Diddy claimed he acted in self-defense and is confident charges against him will be dropped when all the facts are known; here he is seen in 2005