Diddy Trial Jury Note Halts Deliberations,Juror 25 'Cannot Follow Judge's Instructions'

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Diddy TrialJury Note Halts DeliberationsJuror 25 'Cannot Follow Judge's Instructions'​

By TMZ Staff
Published June 30, 2025 11:14 AM PDT

Elizabeth Williams
There's already a dramatic development as the jury began deliberating in Diddy's federal criminal trial in NYC ... a note was sent by the jury to the judge in the courtroom within 2 hours of when deliberations began.
Judge Arun Subramanian announced at about 1:15 PM ET ... "We have received a note from the jury." He said the note from the jury foreperson reads, "We have a juror, Juror 25, who we believe cannot follow your instructions. I would like to meet with the court about it."

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GATHERING AS DELIBERATIONS BEGINTMZ.com
Diddy and his lawyers were huddled in the courtroom at this announcement.
Diddy defense attorney Marc Agnifilo suggested telling the jury it's still early in the process, they're just getting started ... Prosecuting attorney Maureen Comey said they suggest instructing jurors "it is important not to include any information about what is going on in the jury room."
The judge instructed both sides to confer upon a response. About 30 minutes later, Judge Subramanian sent a note back to the jury ... he reminded the jurors of their duty and obligation to follow his instructions on the law. He told the jury to continue to deliberate.

AP
It's unclear whether a juror unable to follow the judge's instructions is favorable for the defense or for the prosecution ... but it seems to indicate the juror may be leaning toward not-guilty on one or more of the charges, and may be at odds with the other 11 jurors.
We know Juror 25 is a 51-year-old gay white man with a Ph.D. in molecular biology.

Diddy Trial Jury Note Halts Deliberations, Juror Can't Follow Judge's Instructions

There's already a dramatic development as the jury began deliberating in Diddy's federal criminal trial in NYC ... a note was sent by the jury to the judge in the courtroom within 2 hours of when the deliberations began.

www.tmz.com

 

[TEH]

Why does Diddy look like Wendell Pierce in that courtroom sketch?

 

[Gloxina]

Why does Diddy look like Wendell Pierce in that courtroom sketch?

Cuz that’s how he would look without all the intense grooming; they’re only 6 years apart

 

[TEH]

Cuz that’s how he would look without all the intense grooming; they’re only 6 years apart

For real

When I think about it Diddy is for the first time in his life without all those extras that make him look young.

 

[Amo Husserl]

If he walk shyt 'bout to be OD crazy.
Man's case had more grabs than a sweater in the woods.

 

[Cladyclad]

Excluding Ye when Diddy beat this

Who gonna be the first celebrity to flick it up with him?

 

[bigde09]

Excluding Ye when Diddy beat this

Who gonna be the first celebrity to flick it up with him?

Meek

 

[pickles]

This trial full of fukkery.

Watch there be a mistrial.

 

[MicIsGod]

Excluding Ye when Diddy beat this

Who gonna be the first celebrity to flick it up with him?

Ross.

 

[Big Blue]

You know it will be a mistrial

 

[RubioTheCruel]

Juror 25 trying to be at the July 4th freakoff

 

[General Mills]

We know Juror 25 is a 51-year-old gay white man with a Ph.D. in molecular biology.

 

[AlbertPullhoez]

Diddy TrialJury Note Halts DeliberationsJuror 25 'Cannot Follow Judge's Instructions'​

By TMZ Staff
Published June 30, 2025 11:14 AM PDT

Elizabeth Williams
There's already a dramatic development as the jury began deliberating in Diddy's federal criminal trial in NYC ... a note was sent by the jury to the judge in the courtroom within 2 hours of when deliberations began.
Judge Arun Subramanian announced at about 1:15 PM ET ... "We have received a note from the jury." He said the note from the jury foreperson reads, "We have a juror, Juror 25, who we believe cannot follow your instructions. I would like to meet with the court about it."

Play video content

GATHERING AS DELIBERATIONS BEGINTMZ.com
Diddy and his lawyers were huddled in the courtroom at this announcement.
Diddy defense attorney Marc Agnifilo suggested telling the jury it's still early in the process, they're just getting started ... Prosecuting attorney Maureen Comey said they suggest instructing jurors "it is important not to include any information about what is going on in the jury room."
The judge instructed both sides to confer upon a response. About 30 minutes later, Judge Subramanian sent a note back to the jury ... he reminded the jurors of their duty and obligation to follow his instructions on the law. He told the jury to continue to deliberate.

AP
It's unclear whether a juror unable to follow the judge's instructions is favorable for the defense or for the prosecution ... but it seems to indicate the juror may be leaning toward not-guilty on one or more of the charges, and may be at odds with the other 11 jurors.
We know Juror 25 is a 51-year-old gay white man with a Ph.D. in molecular biology.

Diddy Trial Jury Note Halts Deliberations, Juror Can't Follow Judge's Instructions

There's already a dramatic development as the jury began deliberating in Diddy's federal criminal trial in NYC ... a note was sent by the jury to the judge in the courtroom within 2 hours of when the deliberations began.

www.tmz.com

Why they put his business in the street like that

 

[boogers]

hold up... are those pictures of the jurors getting out the van? what the hell? i know we wanna know every detail but shyt like that puts peoples lives in danger. if they do vote guilty, puff is gonna feel a certain way about it... the man supposedly likes car bombs ffs they really oughta know better!

i wonder if this juror #25 is on the take (anything is possible)... if i were in puffs position i would absolutely have my people trying to influence the jury. i wonder if puff has anybody sitting in the court like stringer bell, taking notes and staring daggers at people

regardless, i voted 'not guilty' in the poll. i think puff is gonna get off

no on that last sentence

 

[UnQuantized]

Not sure if they have enough evidence for the most serious charges to put him away