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Sean "Diddy" Combs Trial: Prosecution Seeks Removal of Juror in Case
- In June 2025, Sean "Diddy" Combs is standing trial in a Manhattan federal court, accused of multiple offenses including sex trafficking, a conspiracy related to racketeering, and the illegal transportation of individuals for prostitution.
- The trial follows Combs' 2024 arrest and indictment, during which prosecutors presented evidence alleging that he used threats and drug-related tactics to pressure victims into taking part in multi-day sex parties known as "hotel nights."
- Testimonies from Combs' ex-girlfriend under the pseudonym "Jane" describe a years-long allegedly abusive relationship involving coerced participation in sex acts, threats to stop paying rent, and coerced silence about videotaped incidents.
- On June 11 and 13, prosecutors requested removal of a juror for a "lack of candor," while the defense accused them of a race-based effort to dismiss a Black juror; Judge Arun Subramanian has yet to rule on this motion.
- The trial continues amid ongoing testimony and legal disputes, with potential decades of prison if convicted and parallels drawn by attorneys to other entertainers facing federal sex-crime charges.
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ThePatriotLight - Judge in Sean ‘Diddy’ Combs Trial Will Remove Black Male Juror From Panel After Finding He Lied During Selection To Get Onto the Jury
ThePatriotLight - Never a boring day in the high-profile, high-stakes sex-trafficking trial of disgraced rap mogul Sean ‘Diddy’ Combs. Footage of Ye walking into NYC courthouse with Diddy’s son for the trial This might be the last glimpse of him we see for a few hours pic.twitter.com/6Hya59XYQG — TotalYe (@totalkanye) June 13, 2025 The fifth week of court ended today with a brief visit by fellow rapper Kenye West, and the revelation that Judge A…
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Entertainment MagazineR. Kelly's Attorney Says Singer Sympathizes With Diddy, Feds Target Black Entertainers
R. Kelly and Diddy have something in common ... both men have been accused of racketeering and sex trafficking -- and even though the two aren't exactly friends, Kelly says he feels for Diddy, who's currently on trial, and says Black entertainers as a whole are under siege by the feds.
Prosecutors in Sean ‘Diddy’ Comb’s Trial Want a Black Male Juror Stricken From the Jury Panel for ‘Lack of Candor’
Another day, another explosive development in the high-profile trial of disgraced rap mogul Sean ‘Diddy’ Combs. Yesterday (11), it arose that prosecutors want a juror axed from the jury panel. The motion filed in relation to the juror is sealed, so no details have been mentioned in court. Daily Mail reported “Before the jury came in on Tuesday, prosecutors asked the judge to strike juror #6 from the jury. The judge said an unspecified ‘issue’ ha…
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