From Page Six:

THOSE photos yesterday of Sean “Diddy” Combs dropping Sienna Miller off at her hotel early Sunday weren’t the only pictures that were snapped of the couple.

Page Six has learned that a Saturday night clubgoer at Crobar tried to take a photo of Combs and Miller dancing together.

A security guard who entered with Diddy’s entourage responded by taking the camera from her hand and confiscating the memory card.

“After the girl took the photo, Diddy didn’t say or do anything,” a witness said. “By the time he was 20 feet away, one of the security guys handed the camera to the bouncer, the bouncer handed it to the girl, and the memory card was gone.”

“Diddy obviously doesn’t want photos taken of him with Sienna,” another source told us.

Insiders at Crobar said the snapper has since filed a police report, and detectives descended on the soon-to-be-shuttered club Monday afternoon to retrieve footage from the security tape.

Sources familiar with the matter say that when the security guard grabbed the camera, “He [Combs] may have not even known it was happening.”

Joey Morrissey, who runs Crobar’s Saturday night parties, confirmed Combs and Miller were there together. “They came in at 2 a.m. with security guards,” he said. The two spent the next two hours “hanging out alone upstairs in VIP having drinks.”

All the frenzy may have been a little too much for Miller, however. She took a break from her party pal’s side Monday night.

When Combs showed up at Bungalow 8 late that night, joining the cast of the new movie “Factory Girl,” Miller was not at his side. A fellow reveler wondered, “Is he here looking for Sienna?”

While the rest of the cast, including Mary-Kate Olsen who has a cameo in the film, were partying downstairs, Diddy commandeered the upstairs area as his private room.

A rep for Combs said, “Sean knew nothing of the incident, was not involved, and this person was not in his security team.”

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