Controversy in Diddy Combs' Trial: Unruly Comments Stir Tension
During Sean 'Diddy' Combs' sex trafficking trial, lawyer Mark Geragos sparked controversy with a racial comment on a podcast, drawing criticism from Judge Subramanian. Geragos referred to the prosecution team as a 'six-pack of white women,' which the judge deemed unacceptable. Combs faces charges of racketeering and sex trafficking.

The trial of Sean 'Diddy' Combs took a controversial turn when a lawyer associated with his defense, Mark Geragos, made a racially charged comment during a podcast episode. Geragos referred to the prosecution team as a 'six-pack of white women,' a remark that sparked admonishment from U.S. District Judge Arun Subramanian.
Judge Subramanian, who is of South Asian descent, criticized Geragos for his inappropriate comments, stating such remarks were unacceptable in court. The comment raised concerns over racial undertones but will not be a focal point in Combs' defense. Combs pleaded not guilty to charges involving racketeering and sex trafficking.
Opening statements are set for Monday after jury selection concludes. Geragos, previously representing high-profile clients like Hunter Biden, argued defendants' rights to respond to negative publicity. Meanwhile, prosecutors emphasized potential jury bias from Geragos' public comments.
(With inputs from agencies.)