Diddy's Trial Takes a Turn: Mistrial Denied, Juror in Question

Diddy's Trial Update: Judge Denies Mistrial, Juror Removal Sought Los Angeles, CA – Day 20 of Sean "Diddy" Combs' trial brought significant developments. The judge presiding over the case denied a defense motion for a mistrial. This decision follows a request from prosecutors to remove Juror number 6. The prosecution's concern stems from alleged inappropriate behavior by the juror, specifically, repeated smiling towards the defendant. The case involves testimony from witness Bona, whose statements are now under intense scrutiny. One of Diddy's attorneys is accusing Bona of perjury, suggesting inconsistencies in her timeline. "We believe Bona knowingly provided false information to the court," stated one of Diddy's legal representatives. Bona had been granted immunity in exchange for her testimony. The prosecution contends that Bona may have misremembered dates, a claim disputed by the defense. The judge's decision to deny the mistrial motion indicates that the court finds Bona's testimony, despite the concerns, does not unduly prejudice the defense. The trial continues.