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We have breaking news out of New York City, Lower Manhattan, federal court, to be precise, a partial verdict has been reached in the Sean Diddy Combs trial, biggest trial going on in

the United States, United States government versus Sean Diddy Combs. Again, a partial verdict has been

reached by the 12 jurors. The jury in the federal sex trafficking trial of Sean Diddy Combs right now

is hung up on count one per reports. And that is the RICO charge, the racketeering and

conspiracy charge. They have reportedly decided on four of the five federal charges, but again, are hung on the

biggest one, the racketeering conspiracy.

And now Judge Arun, Subramanian, has issued sort of a modified Allen charge saying to these

jurors, hey, go back and work on count one.

Here to discuss this.

We've got a best guess, and they're going to be rolling in.

And then later, in about an hour and a half, we're going to be covering Brian Coburg.

Or when it rains, it pours.

We've been inundated with breaking news, but that's how we roll here at STS.

Nico LaHood is a former DA in Bear County in Texas, which is San Antonio, and he's kind

enough to join us on the fly here.

So, Nico, let's just dive into this.

How rare or not rare are partial verdicts in a federal trials?

It's something that's fairly common.

Well, just in trials in general, they're not, I mean, they're usually,

they're not, they're not as normal as a full complete verdict,

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